My First Ever KM - 1

Maybe not a big thrill for everyone, but it is for me. (But then, I thrill easily.)

 

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First KM as in Krause?
As in you are new to foreign coins?

 

Oh, KM number 1
Got it

 

I have a few KM#1 coins so I made up a list, but I decided to also include KM#TN1 and KM#A1. Too many to include pictures.

Ajman U.A.E. NCLT Coinage, Rashid Bin Hamad al-Naimi – 1928-1981, Riyal AH1389 – 1969 KM#1.1, NGC PF64 UC (There wwas no actual KM#1. This was the first KM# issued here)

Antigua & Barbuda, British Colony, Token Coinage, 1 Farthiing, 1836, Hannay & Coltart, KM#Tn1

Antigua, British Admini, Decimal Coinage, Elizabeth II – 1952-Date, 4 Dollars, 1970 (2), FAO, KM#1

Argentina, Provincias Del Rio De La Plata, Real Coinage, 1/2 Real, 1813 PTSJ, KM#1.1

Azores, Portuguese Administration, Provincial Coinage, Joseph I – 1750-1777, 5 Reis, 1751, KM#1

Bahamas, British Colony, Regular Coinage, George III – 1760-1820, 1 Cent, 1807, KM#1

British Guiana (Guyana), Private Token Issues, 1 Stiver, 1838, KM#Tn1, NGC XF45BN

British West Indies, Anchor Coinage, George IV – 1820-1830, 1/16 Dollar, 1822, KM#1, NGC MS62

Canada (Province of), Bank of Montreal, Decimal Coinage until 1869, Victoria – 1837-1901, 1 Cent, 1858 and 1859 Narrow 9 (2), KM#1

Canada (Lower) (Magdelan Island – Private Estate under Administration of Quebec), Token Coinage, 1 Penny, 1815, KM#Tn1, NGC VG10BN

Canada, Nova Scotia, Province, Sterling Coinage, George IV – 1820-1830, Halfpenny, 182, KM#1

Comoros, Grand Comore, Sultanate, Standard Coinage, Said Ali Ibn Said Omar – 1890, 5 Centimes, AH1308A, 1890, KM#1.2

Congo Democratic Republic, (1960-1971), Decimal Coinage – 1960-1967, 10 Francs, 1965, KM#1

Congo (People’s Republic), Decimal Coinage 1970-1992, 100 Francs, 1971, KM#1

Danzig, Free City, Token Coinage, 10 Pfennig, 1920 (2), KM#Tn1

Denmark, Kingdom, Token Coinage, 6 Skilling, 1813, KM#Tn1

Dominica, British Colony, Countermarked Coinage – 1798-1813, George III – 1760-1820, 1 ½ Bits (Moco), ND (1798), NGC XF40, KM#1

East Africa, Protectorate, Decimal Coinage, Victoria – 1837-1901, 1 Pice, 1897, KM#1

Equatorial Guinea, Republic, Peseta Coinage, 1 Peseta, 1969, KM#1

Ethiopia, Empire, Token Coinage, Empress Zauditu – 1916-1930, Piastre, 1922, KM#Tn1

French Guiana, Colony of Cayenne, Colonial Coinage, Louis XVI – 1774-1793, 2 Sous, 1789A, KM#1

French Guiana, Colony of Cayenne, Decimal Coinage, Louis XVIII – 1815-1824, 10 Centimes, 1818A, KM#A1

German East Africa, Colony, Standard Coinage, German East Africa Company – 1891-1903, 1 Pesa, 1891, KM#1

German States, Cologne, Free City, Token Coinage, Maximilian Friedrich von Österreich – 1784-1801, Brodt (Bread) Ration Token, Pfennig, 1789, KM#Tn1

German States, Hohenzollern - Under Prussia, Principality, Regular Coinage, (Friedrich Wilhelm IV of Prussia – 1849-1861, 1 Kreuzer, 1852A, KM#1

Guernsey, British Dependency, Standard Coinage, 1 Double, 1830, KM#1

Hawaii, Kingdom, Standard Coinage, Kamehameha III – 1825-1854, 1 Cent, 1847, KM#1a, PCGS AU53

India Princely States, Dewas, British Protectorate, Junior Branch, Milled Coinage – Regal Style, Narayan Rao – 1864-1892, 1/12 Anna, 1888, KM#1

India Princely States, Travencore, Kingdom, Hammered Coinage, Bala Rama Varma I – ME973-ME986 – 1798-1810, 1 Chuckram, ND (1798-1810), KM#1

Isle de Bourbon, French Colony, Louis XVI – 1774-1793, 3 Sols, 1779A (2), KM#1

Italian States, Cisalpine Republic, Revolutionary State, Std Coinage, 30 Soldi, Anno IX (1801) KM#1

Italian States, Venice-Armata and Morea, Overseas Possession, Standard Coinage, Anonymous Ruler – 1688-1714, 1 Soldo, ND (1688-1714), KM#1

Kiau Chau (Kiautschou Bay), Trading Enclave, German Occupation, Standard Coinage, Wilhelm II – 1897-1914, 5 Cents, 1909, KM#1

Madagascar, French Colony, Token Coinage, Societe des Mines d’Or de Andavakoera, 25 Centimes, ND (1920), KM#Tn1

Netherlands East Indies, Atjeh, Kingdom, Milled Coinage, William II – 1840-1849, 1 Keping, AH1260, 1844, KM#1

Peru, Republic, Token Coinage, 1 Sol, 1910, KM#Tn1

Saint Kitts & Nevis, Saint Christopher & Nevis & Anguilla, British Associated State, Elizabeth II – 1952-Date, Standard Coinage, 4 Dollars (FAO), 1970, KM#1

Saudi Arabia, Hejaz & Nejd Kingdom and Sultanate, Transitional Coinage, Abu Al-Aziz bin Sa’ud as King of Hejaz and Sultan of Nejd – AH1343 – 1924, 1/4 Ghirsh, AH1343 –1924, KM#1, NGC AU58BN

Spain-Olot, Village, Republican Zone, Decimal Coinage, 10 Centimos, 1937, KM#1 Mintage 25,000, (Note: Rare Spanish Civil War coin from Olot)

State of South Vietnam, 1953, Democratic State, Standard Coinage, 10 Su, 1953, KM#1

Swiss Cantons – Thurgau, ½ Kreuzer, 1808, KM#1 NGC MS64 (Only 2 Graded Higher - 1 PGGS MS66 and 1 NGC MS65. Only 2 Graded at MS64)

Tannu Tuva, Republic, Standard Coinage, 1 Kopejek, 1934, KM#1

Tatarstan, Russian State, Token Coinage, (Mintimir Shaimiev – President – 1993), Kilo (Bread), ND (1993), KM#Tn1

Zanzibar, Sultanate, Standard Coinage, (Barghash Ibn Sa’id – 1870-1888, 1 Pysa, AH1299, 1882 AD (2), KM#1

 

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@chuckylucky5 This is certainly a different way to collect, but interesting and kudos to you.

 

I don't collect that way....I just happen to have those. I collect by country, by ruler within the country (if they made their own coins), and coinage type (i.e. hammered, milled, Decimal, Reform, etc.)