NumiStickers: Small Stickers for People Who Take Coins Seriously

Every hobby has its in-jokes, and coin collecting has plenty.

If you've ever checked every $2 coin in your change, kept a coin just in case it was rare, or had to explain the word numismatist at a barbecue, NumiStickers were made with you in mind.

They're a small range of vinyl stickers for coin collectors. Each one is 6.5cm round, and they're all made in Tasmania.

The designs

Numismatist Definition

Set out like a dictionary entry, this one gives the textbook definition of a numismatist. It admits to never having spare change, because it's all been catalogued, and finishes with the only cross-reference that matters. Classic black serif type with a red accent on the last line.

Noodling Is My Cardio

Noodling means searching through your change for rare and valuable coins. If checking every $2 coin that crosses your palm counts as exercise, this is your sticker. It's styled like a gold $2 coin, with navy lettering and a dotted rim.

Coin Rich. Cash Poor.

Four words that sum up the collector's life. The collection is worth a tidy sum, but you can't spare a dollar for a coffee in case it's a rare one. Green and black lettering on white.

Where to stick them

Coin albums and folders, storage tins, laptops, phone cases, drink bottles. Pretty much anything a collector carries.

They're also handy for labelling collection boxes so you can find them at a glance. Just stick them on the outside of boxes and albums, never on coin capsules or presentation cases. Original coin packaging should stay exactly as it came.

The NumiStickers Bundle

Can't pick one? The NumiStickers Bundle has all three designs in one pack. It costs less than buying them separately, and gives you one for the album, one for the laptop and one to give away.

A good small gift

A gift for a collector doesn't have to be a coin. NumiStickers are an easy add-on to a coin gift, a stocking filler, or a thank-you for the friend who keeps telling you about rare finds in their change. They also suit younger collectors who are just starting to noodle.

Made in Tasmania

We like backing local makers, and these suit the lighter side of the hobby.

You'll find the full range, including the bundle, at Mint Coin Shop. Search for "stickers".