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I am an amateur euro collector, with passion for information about the euro. Currently helping on any article that refers to the Eurozone, especially in numismatics. Personal motto:

"大きな栗の木の下で、 あなたと私、仲良く遊びましょう"
(Ookina kurino kino shitade, anatato watashi, nakayoku asobimashou)

... tip: is in Japanese. These little three verses are for me the core foundation of Wikipedia!


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After a numerous advices, I have decided to flat out the article Euro gold and silver commemorative coins‎ to the minimum details of the coins, with references to articles with more details of the coin issues of every country. So far this is the result:

Euro gold and silver commemorative coins‎
Euro gold and silver commemorative coins‎ (Austria)
Euro gold and silver commemorative coins‎ (Belgium)
Euro gold and silver commemorative coins‎ (Cyprus)
Euro gold and silver commemorative coins‎ (Finland)
Euro gold and silver commemorative coins‎ (France)
Euro gold and silver commemorative coins‎ (France): 2002
Euro gold and silver commemorative coins‎ (France): 2003
Euro gold and silver commemorative coins‎ (France): 2004
Euro gold and silver commemorative coins‎ (France): 2005
Euro gold and silver commemorative coins‎ (France): 2006
Euro gold and silver commemorative coins‎ (France): 2007
Euro gold and silver commemorative coins‎ (France): 2008
Euro gold and silver commemorative coins‎ (Germany)
Euro gold and silver commemorative coins‎ (Greece)
Euro gold and silver commemorative coins‎ (Ireland)
Euro gold and silver commemorative coins‎ (Luxembourg)
Euro gold and silver commemorative coins‎ (Malta)
Euro gold and silver commemorative coins‎ (Monaco)
Euro gold and silver commemorative coins‎ (Netherlands)
Euro gold and silver commemorative coins‎ (Slovakia)
Euro gold and silver commemorative coins‎ (Slovenia)
Euro gold and silver commemorative coins‎ (San Marino)
Euro gold and silver commemorative coins‎ (Spain)
Euro gold and silver commemorative coins‎ (Vatican)

Please feel free to comment and contribute; you can also check Check my contributions. Thanks!

Articles I would like to start

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In the euro gold and silver commemorative coin set:

Euro gold and silver commemorative coins‎ (Italy)
Euro gold and silver commemorative coins‎ (Portugal)

Others (specifically in numismatics):

Treaty of Rome 50th Anniversary Celebrations
5th European Expansion Celebrations
Germany 2006 FIFA World Cup Celebrations
Soccer in numismatics
European Presidency in numismatics
Great Composers in numismatics
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My Barnstars

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The Original Barnstar
You contributions have inspired me to become a wikipedian Kevin hipwell (talk) 15:57, 20 April 2008 (UTC)
The Content Creativity Barnstar
For your tireless efforts and amazing images. They add class to every article you place them--Buster7 (talk) 02:10, 8 July 2008 (UTC)
A Lucky Penny
This penny signifies the enormity of the work that you do to create the wonderful Numismatic additions and articles that now grace WikiWorld. This Penny symbolizes the thousands of steps and edits and corrections that are necessary (but hidden and forgotten) in the process. In the spirit of "See a penny, pick it up. All the day you'll have good luck", this penny is offered to Miguel.mateo for his incredible Numismatic endeavors.--Buster7 (talk) 14:54, 11 November 2008 (UTC)
The Euro Gold & Silver Coins Barnstar
Awarded in recognition of distinguished efforts in the creation or development of
Euro gold and silver commemorative coins-related articles.
You are the first recipient... good job on all of your hard work!! The €T/C 12:46, 20 December 2008 (UTC)

Where I have been

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Years/Months: Cuba Japan Singapore
Weeks/Days: Spain France The Netherlands Germany Italy Greece Belgium
South Korea Phillipines Malaysia Mainland China Hong Kong Thailand Indonesia
Argentina United States Mexico
Few hours: Panama Canada
My travel routes (red: alone, blue: with my wife)