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Super set Paddy.

 

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Hmm, those coins are from the Netherlands Antilles which, as a political entity, ceased to exist in October 2010. That did not affect Aruba's status though. Aruba is one of the (now four) countries in the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Its coins look a little different. But since the currencies of Aruba and the former Neth. Antilles have the same fixed USD exchange rate, they may well be in cross-border use, dunno.

Christian

 

very dark toned reverse

 

my fav foreign piece giving to me from france around the first time i joined from a member for free.

 

Here's the bulk of my recent acquisition and swaps


Its such a shame about the 1/4 rupee its such a fantastic grade but for the hole, same for the 1/2 crown its a low grade and plugged..but its a low mintage so will do as a filler for now I swapped it for a slightly higher grade 2s

 

Australia 1935 six pence and Curacao 1944 quarter Gulden

 

Great Britain 1914 Shilling and New Zealand 1934 Florin

 

New Zealand 1937 Shilling UNC and Panama 1930 half Balboa

 

I think the copper is a Russian 1899 1/2 Kopek. Followed by Australia 1924 Shilling

 

Brilliant coins guys !

The 1937 shilling from NZ is almost exactly the same as the one I have just recieved !

 

Australia 1942D and toned 1938 three pence, then a Cuba 1949 20 centavos

 

This first one is an Icky Vicky.... there is some kind of adhesive bonded to the obverse. Great Britain 1900 three pence, followed by an 1899 six pence.

 

This Liberia 2000 $10 KM#476 I got for $4. who doesn't like .999 fine (.2714 Toz) at a third of melt? Followed by New Zealand 1941 Shilling

 

Here are a Philippines 1944D 10 centavos and a Switzerland 1910 Franc

 

Here are a Switzerland 1962 20 Rappen and a pair of Aussie Pennies, 1927 & 1935

 

does your Curacao have a palm tree pivy mark

 

i want some canadian silver nickles my dealer dosent have any

 

Nope. There's a D mintmark on rev. between 4-5o'clock

 

i have a curacao 10 cent 1943 that i got for melt it was marked netherlands . when i was reaserching it i found out that it had a palm tree pivy mark. which means it was made in philly for curacao threw the netherlands and worth a little more then i paid. id take pictures but it is realy small