"Good coins" are all the money in the world – both those currently in circulation and those that can no longer be used for payment. We accept:

🔹 coins and banknotes from every country,
🔹 currencies withdrawn from circulation,
🔹 small denominations left over from traveling,
🔹 collectible and commemorative coins and banknotes,
🔹 individual items and entire collections.

The country, currency, denomination, or condition does not matter. Any coin can become a "good coin" if it is donated to support those in need.

What do we do with "Good coins"?

Our drawers, boxes, and wallets often contain small amounts of money that we don't really know what to do with. These are leftovers from vacations, forgotten pennies, and old currencies from years ago. Individually, they seem to be of little value, but together they can make a big difference.

We collect all the money donated and:

🔹 we sort them by currency and type,
🔹 we exchange current currencies at exchange offices and banks,
🔹 We send items withdrawn from circulation to specialized collection points or collectors,
🔹 we sell the more valuable items to numismatists.

Thanks to this, even the smallest denominations turn into real financial support over time. We allocate the collected funds to the implementation of dehonian missionary projects.

Why should you join?

It's simple – does not require large sums of money or formalities.
It's eco-friendly – you give a second life to money that's lying around in a drawer.
This is real help – small coins provide us with specific financial resources.
Every coin matters – even the smallest one.

How to pass on "Good coins"?

Simply pack the coins and banknotes in a bubble envelope or package (so that the contents are well protected) and send them to the following address:

head office in Olsztyn

Secretariat for Foreign Missions of the Priests of the Sacred Heart
ul. Rakowa 11
10-185 Olsztyn
POLAND

office in Lublin

Secretariat for Foreign Missions of the Priests of the Sacred Heart
ul. Radzyńska 3a
20-850 Lublin
POLAND

It is worth including a brief note with your name and surname or the name of your parish/school (if the collection is organized as a group).

Open the drawer.
Check your wallet after traveling.
One "Good coin" is the beginning of real help.