10 and 20 Halierov Slovakia [gelöst]

Hello and happy new year everyone,
It is more likely a question, than request, but I think it belogs here.

Firstly: Facts

Slovakia 10 Halierov (https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces2487.html) and 20 halierov (https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces2488.html) were demonetized at the end 2003.

But in 2004!! some Slovak annual coin sets included 10/20 halierov in Silver!. However date on the coins is 1993 and not 2004.

You can see the date of coins here: http://www.sberatelske-mince.cz/sady-minci-slovensko/1660-sada-slovensko-2004-proof-s-ag-mincemi.html

There are few other photos of the sets on the internet. Only information I found was mintage: 4000+2000 Proof (http://www.mince.cz/cs/katalog-minci/modul/zobrazeni/soubor/697)


While being already demonetised, coins could still be exchange in a bank for some time - actually until January 2014 (http://www.nbs.sk/en/banknotes-and-coins/exchange-of-money/exchange-of-slovak-banknotes-and-slovak-coins) So, while they were not legal tender, they still had the value.

So the question is: When does the coin becomes a token? And then, where this coin/token should be placed - under 10/20 halierov coins we already have as a variety? Or is it a brand new coin/new alloy? Or is it a mere token?

Will be glad for any thoughts, as I am puzzled.

The photos seem to confirm your silver coins are officially minted by Slovakia (Kremnica mint), so they're not tokens, they would be classified as coins in Slovakia listing. As they're struck in silver alloy instead of usual alloy, so they need a separate file too.

Posting confirmed results:

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces81282.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces81283.html



And marking as Solved. Thanks for info