Uploaded February 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In the previous video coins were stacked rim on rim, yet in about the same direction. Cross-stacking them generally is a little more difficult, it is hard to find the exact middle for either front-back or left-right, as one has only one pair of eyes.
Later in the video my new record with 4 50-cent coins is shown as well, followed by the completion of stacking 1- and 2-cent coins which I didn't show in the previous video. Thus, all Euro-coins are suitable for rim-stacking, as long as you select the right coins as there is a major difference in rims (flat or slightly rounded, narrow or wide) among coins made in different countries, years and even cities (Germany).
In the previous video coins were stacked rim on rim, yet in about the same direction. Cross-stacking them generally is a little more difficult, it is hard to find the exact middle for either front-back or left-right, as one has only one pair of eyes.
Later in the video my new record with 4 50-cent coins is shown as well, followed by the completion of stacking 1- and 2-cent coins which I didn't show in the previous video. Thus, all Euro-coins are suitable for rim-stacking, as long as you select the right coins as there is a major difference in rims (flat or slightly rounded, narrow or wide) among coins made in different countries, years and even cities (Germany).
