Playmobil Banknotes [Risolto]

Hello,

can someone please delete these 4 sheets?

These are not notes but a simple toy and should not be in our catalogue.

N#327767

N#327766

N#327787

N#327786

Thank you,

Paul

Not that I am against reducing the amount of exonumia on Numista but then we also have to get rid of all these miniature Spielgeld/play money items.

Not sure we can count it the same.

Most Spielgeld etc. are produced by companies who also make other metallic numismatic items, some such as the Lauer company who have been doing that for more than 100 years.

This is just a piece of plastic Playmobil toy.

As always there need to be some set boundaries.

Delete, no.

But they should be moved from:

Paper exonumia › Fantasy banknote (Which they are not)

To:

Fantasy items › Play money (With the rest of the plastic toy money)

Ah, I had them as like monopoly money in my head not as tiny ass plastic bits for tiny polymer people. Deleting them is probably a service to the site.

inc7007

Delete, no.

 

But they should be moved from:

Paper exonumia › Fantasy banknote (Which they are not)

 

To:

Fantasy items › Play money (With the rest of the plastic toy money)

+1

For me it’s ok.

Scope of the Numista catalogue (9 may 2023):

https://en.numista.com/help/scope-of-the-numista-catalogue-200.html

« Exonumia
Objects of historical interest or collectable items that resemble or relate to coins and banknotes.

The following items are not in the scope of Numista:

• Stamps (but stamp coins are welcome)
• Medals, orders, and decorations that are dissimilar to coins:
  • Enameled items with shapes other than those listed on the coin shapes page
  • For example, the National Order of the Legion of Honour
• Post-mint plated or coloured coins (note that modified coins, such as elongated pennies, are in the scope of exonumia)
• Modern forgeries aimed at deceiving or misleading, to obtain an illicit profit
• Slave tags, animal licence and vaccination tags, inventory tags, key tags, fobs, etc.
• Beer and sparkling drink caps
• Buttons, badges, buckles, etc.
• Credit and debit cards, telephone cards, gift cards, etc.« 

Requested move to play money category.