Coins/coin sets6 messages

This discussion is also present on the comics as it is more of a topic there than here, but I would still like some advice on this:

how do I enter sets? I'm talking about the Vatican Year Set, for example, where there are several examples of it.

I can enter it just like the previous ones, but it would be great if it was also displayed as a group of individual coins. As far as I understand, Catawiki is still working on this 'bundling'.

Until then, should I only enter this as a set (so that it can be split later)? Or also as individual coins (so that this can be bundled later)?

Finally, the question about the holders, I know that preference is given to loose coins (on photos, etc.) but some come in a specially issued holder. should I make a difference or just leave it in my own notes if this is the case.

thanks in advance

Just look at the approved sets. Series "year set" for BU / UNC coins and "year set proof" for the PROOF sets.

Individual coins can also be entered. In my opinion, however, this makes no sense for euro coins that are not available separately. However, I do not disapprove of them. As a service, please put a piece of text in the comments field that these coins have not been put into circulation.

I don't know anything about 'bundling', but Rene and / or Marco could answer that.

Of course, preferably photograph coins without a holder. If the coin cannot be seen due to an annoying reflective plastic layer, entering it does not make much sense. I have previously posted tips about photographing coins in this forum.

If a coin is only delivered in holder, such as the commemorative 5 euro coins of the Netherlands, for example, it is not a separate catalog item. In that case the "coin card" is the same as the individual coin. To keep the catalog nicely uniform, I prefer photo 1 and 2 the coin itself and photo 3 the coin in holder.

ik weet niet zeker of ik deze wel als set moet toevoegen maar zo te zien zijn er meer mensen die dit in bezit hebben.

Gezien dit mij geen officiele uitgave lijkt vraag ik mij nu dus af of ik hem niet beter los kan halen en individueel in mijn verzameling kan stoppen.

vraag is echter of ik daarmee afdoe aan de waarde, of dat de losgehaalde munten er niet goed uit komen te zien gezien ze zo slim zijn geweest de munten op het karton te plakken...

advies hierover zou welkom zijn

I'm not sure if I should add this as a set but it looks like there are more people who own this.

Since this does not seem to me to be an official edition, I now wonder whether it would not be better to remove it and put it individually in my collection.

The question is, however, whether this detracts from the value, or whether the detached coins will not look good, since they have been so smart to stick the coins on the cardboard...

advice on this would be welcome

If the glue residue is the problem, you can try WD-40. I use it to remove glue residue from various materials and from what I have seen so far it has no negative effect on coins.