Coin Stacks from Around the World
Chris Meyer of St. Gallen, Switzerland
(Chris has the distinction of being the first coin stacker to have his picture appear with his creation)
![](Misc/2006-01-02-chris_meyer.jpg)
Serdar Domurcuk from Vienna, Turkey sent this photo on 29 June 2009.
Description: a tower stacked on thirty 20 eurocent coins. the coins have a total worth of ~ 50 Euro
![2009-06-29-serdardomurcuk2.jpg 2009-06-29-serdardomurcuk2.jpg](https://www.fincher.org/Misc/Pennies/Misc/2009-06-29-serdardomurcuk2.jpg)
![2009-06-29-serdardomurcuk3.jpg 2009-06-29-serdardomurcuk3.jpg](https://www.fincher.org/Misc/Pennies/Misc/2009-06-29-serdardomurcuk3.jpg)
Salim D from Vienna, Austria sent this photo on 17 June 2009.
Description: I'd call my work ''the reminder of remnant pillars of the ancient empires'' or just "Stacking pennies instead of studying for exams!" as a fellow pennystacker wrote :)
pm: it is really astonishing to find out that there are so many people who stack coins :D.. as for a few minutes ago I was the only one I know who did this. I was running out of ideas and had to look up on the internet whether there are some guys who have this very interest as mine.. and here I am!!
I stacked coins many years ago and didn't start again until recently. It is exam time and this is just the right occupation to stall time :)
Stacking coins is a worthy hobby it challenges you creativity and your dexterity.
![2009-06-17-SalimD2.jpg 2009-06-17-SalimD2.jpg](https://www.fincher.org/Misc/Pennies/Misc/2009-06-17-SalimD2.jpg)
Preston H from Florence, MS USA sent this photo on 12 May 2009.
Description:
![2009-05-12-PrestonH2.jpg 2009-05-12-PrestonH2.jpg](https://www.fincher.org/Misc/Pennies/Misc/2009-05-12-PrestonH2.jpg)
Benjamin Carlyle from Brisbane, Queensland Australia sent this photo on 26 April 2009.
Description: A one-span and a two-span bridge in Disney Princess Flip 'n' Match Memory Game tiles, with Miss 3 as model. The one-span bridge consists of two five-high pillars topped with three tranches of coins. The space in-between is filled with four tranches. The two-span bridge consists of two three-high pillars topped with three tranches of coins. The space in-between has three tranches. The first bridge had structural integrity sufficient to press down firmly. The second was unable to support the weight of an Australian 10c piece.
![2009-04-26-BenjaminCarlyle3.jpg 2009-04-26-BenjaminCarlyle3.jpg](https://www.fincher.org/Misc/Pennies/Misc/2009-04-26-BenjaminCarlyle3.jpg)
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Note: All stacks of coins were done without any glue. Only the weight of the coins provides the support. Enjoy the pictures. Coin Stacking is a fun hobby for kids, college students and adults.