对于许多人来说，硬币只是货币的另一种形式，而对于其他人来说，它们有点（或方式）。这些人通常是硬币收藏家，他们努力在收藏中收集最美丽，稀有和/或昂贵的硬币。
This article is about a subreddit dedicated to coin collecting, where people share their findings, ask for help determining their uniqueness and worth, and admire the variety of coins found in the wild. The article begins by discussing the history of collecting, noting that humans started collecting things as early as 105,000 years ago. It then goes on to explain the different types of collections, including books, CDs, stamps, baseball cards, and coins.
本文是关于专门用于硬币收集的次要信，人们分享他们的发现，寻求帮助确定其独特性和价值，并欣赏野外发现的各种硬币。这篇文章首先讨论收集的历史，并指出人类早在105，000年前就开始收集东西。然后，它继续解释不同类型的收藏品，包括书籍，CD，邮票，棒球卡和硬币。
The article then discusses the specific subreddit dedicated to coin collecting, which was created in April of 2010 and has since gathered 109K members. It is one of the top 2% largest communities on the whole platform. The article also notes that the term "numismatist" describes a person who is a specialist, researcher, and/or collector of coins.
然后，该文章讨论了专门针对Coin Collecting的特定子雷迪特，该收集是在2010年4月创建的，此后已收集109,000名成员。它是整个平台上最大2％的社区之一。该文章还指出，“钱币主义者”一词描述了一个专家，研究人员和/或硬币收藏家的人。
The article concludes by discussing the different factors that help to determine a coin's value, such as its type, official mintage, design, condition, and source. It also notes that figuring out all these things might be hard to figure out by yourself, so it's normal for collectors to look for help in various places, including the subreddit.
本文通过讨论有助于确定硬币价值的不同因素，例如其类型，官方铸币，设计，状况和来源。它还指出，弄清楚所有这些事情可能很难自己弄清楚，因此收藏家在包括Subreddit在内的各个地方寻求帮助是正常的。
