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Freestyle Skiing FIS Europa Cup 2018 - 2019
Multi-Stage Event - 24 November 2018 - 1 April 2019
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By De_Gambassi · Posted
I've read many years ago that the switch to artificial grass kinda kill the sport at grassroots level in these two countries. -
India and Pakistan totally losing the plot in this sport, sad. -
Lisa Vittozzi and Francesca Lollobrigida on the Sanremo’s stage -
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Interesting, for only 2 months i think i have seen some kind of coin from all of the big countries - Germany, Italy, Spain, Holland, France, Portugal, Belgium, Finland, Ireland and yes the 2 euro from Croatia. But some of them were the smaller ones, 10, 5, 2 cents. Expectedly there aren't any from the smaller countries so far. Nothing from the Baltics, Cyprus, Slovenia, Malta, Andorra etc. But also a bit surprising i haven't seen any from Greece yet. Don't know from what part of Italy are you, but it's safe to say that when summer hits there will be a lot of Bulgarians visiting Rome, so i'm sure they'll bring some of our coins to spread around. -
I choose to collect only coins in circulation (and I have also found coins in circulation that should not be on the market; you can find a bit of everything). From my experience, it takes 4-5 years for coins to reach southern Italy, so I have no idea how it will work in Bulgaria. Incidentally, I am curious to see when I will see my first Bulgarian coin. I have not yet seen a Croatian coin (introduced in 2023!).
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