Coins/Value of Czech coins8 messages

Can someone answer the following question:

I have a coin of 50 Kc and 20 Kc.

The catalog value of the 50 Kc states Euro 0.60 (Zfr)

and with the 20 Kc is euro 0.20 (Zfr)

The exchange rate (today 8/11/20) 50 Kc = Euro 1.90

and 20 Kc = euro 0.76

So if I, in my opinion, offer the coins for the catalog value, I am a thief of my own wallet. Because the coins can still be used in current money traffic.

I would say grab a terrace in the Czech Republic with this warm weather (-;)

In Lebensmittelgeschäften oder Supermärkten man can get 0.5 L Bier schon für einen Preis from 9 Kroner (approx. 40 Cent),

What's the point of this response?

I'm asking a normal question. So I expect a normal response and not a response, which I find inappropriate at this time of corona.

If you know an answer to my question, please. But if you want to reply with an inappropriate joke again, just leave it out.

By inappropriate joke I mean: in this time of the corona I think your advice to grab a terrace is very inappropriate. And you assume that I buy beer .... not so, because I do not like that!

Sorry, but you didn't ask any questions

You are right about that. And at least you just respond to my topic.

I assumed that I would receive a response to my conclusion.

But not a response like Baronselderie-5.

So: why is there a much lower catalog value for the coins, while the value in money transactions is at least 3x the catalog value.

Dus: waarom staat er een veel lagere cataloguswaarde bij de munten, terwijl de waarde in het geldverkeer minstens 3x de cataloguswaarde is. 

Serieus antwoord deze discussie loopt al jaren een Catalogus prijs zegt niets nul nada zijn richt prijzen voorbeeldje oude tom poes oblong 40/50 Jaren  staan erin voor ca 100€ als je geluk hebt verkoop je ze voor 20€ enz, enz 

het is wat de gek er voor geeft ! 

en wat heeft Corona met een Terras, Winkel, bezoek enz te doen? als je aan regels houdt is er niets aan de hand en Horeca gaat niet naar de Kl......

en ik bedoel het als waarom te koop aanbieden voor een lage prijs als het nog een gewoon betaal middel is (alleen bij Goud en Zilver heeft dat zin) je kunt het ook sparen of , of

So: why is there a much lower catalog value for the coins, while the value in monetary transactions is at least 3x the catalog value.

Serious answer this discussion has been going on for years Catalog price says nothing zero nada are target prices example old tom cat oblong 40/50 Years are in it for about € 100 if you are lucky you sell them for € 20 etc, etc

it's what the crazy gives for it!

and what does Corona have to do with a Terrace, Shop, visit, etc? if you stick to the rules there is nothing wrong and the hospitality industry does not go to the Kl......

and I mean it as why offer it for sale for a low price if it is still an ordinary means of payment (only with Gold and Silver that makes sense) you can also save it or , or

Thank you for this answer.

And I'd like to conclude our disagreements with one more comment. Supermarkets, you have to go there to be able to live. Grabbing a terrace is not necessary to survive. So a risk factor that you can avoid.

At Lastdodo formerly Catawiki we use Krause catalog, American prices are set by Americans so it gives a twisted price display