Pokémon coins
Pokémon coins (Dutch: Pokémon munten) were coins given away by Dutch supermarket chain Super de Boer.[1][2] There were two series of 48 heavy metal coins with on top a picture of a Pokémon. Each coin weighs 14 grams and a complete album of one series weighs 950 grams. The pictures are numbered in the folder but there are no numbers on the coins. The coins of both series can not be distinguished from each other besides the Pokémon on the coins.
- This article is about the collectibles released in the Netherlands. For the coins used in the Pokémon Trading Card Game, see Coin (TCG). For other uses, see Coin.
First series
From June 5 to July 14, 2001 the first series was given away.
Pokémon Coins album 1 front
Pokémon Coins album 1 introduction
Pokémon Coins album 1 page 1
Pokémon Coins album 1 page 2
Pokémon Coins album 1 page 3
Pokémon Coins album 1 page 4
Front of the bag which contained the coins
Back of the bag which contained the coins
Second series
From October 15 to November 17, 2001 a second series of 48 coins was given away by both Super De Boer and another Dutch supermarket chain called Konmar.
With the release of the second series, collectors could choose to purchase a separate collection album or a set of supplemental album pages to add to the series 1 collectors' album.
Pokémon Coins album 2 front
Pokémon Coins album 2 introduction
Pokémon Coins album 2 page 1
Pokémon Coins album 2 page 2
Pokémon Coins album 2 page 3
Pokémon Coins album 2 page 4
Examples of games that can be played with the coins
Front of the bag which contained the coins
Back of the bag which contained the coins
References
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