Neat Old Spoons made from Coins

Discussion in 'World Coins' started by fastfun1111, May 9, 2009.

  1. fastfun1111

    fastfun1111 Senior Member

    I picked these up today at a flea market and was just wondering if any one new what year the coins are and from what country. Thanks for any help.
     

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  3. Those spoons are really cool. I can tell you that they are Moroccan but I don't know the date.
     
  4. giorgio11

    giorgio11 Senior Numismatist

    Fun stuff

    George
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  5. davemac

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  6. fastfun1111

    fastfun1111 Senior Member

    Thanks. I buy alot of neat items from this guy and he sold them to me for .50 cents for the four of them so I knew I couldnt go wrong at that price. I also got some other pretty nice medals and exo.
     
  7. rzage

    rzage What Goes Around Comes Around .

    My guess is that they were made for the tourist trade , looks like Arabic writing and I'm sure they wouldn't of used modern western numbers for the dates . Still nice stuff .
    rzage
     
  8. Ardatirion

    Ardatirion Où est mon poisson

    Modern numerals ARE Arabic numerals.
     
  9. rzage

    rzage What Goes Around Comes Around .


    :DWell I never said I was smart :goofer:
    rzage:):hatch::hammer:, Thanks Ardi .
     
  10. byrd740

    byrd740 Numismatist

    Hejira years:
    1318-1900, 1321-1903, 1329-1911.
     
  11. fastfun1111

    fastfun1111 Senior Member

    Thanks for the info
     
  12. De Orc

    De Orc Well-Known Member

    Very nice talking points LOL specialy when you ask someone if they want to see your Morrocan coin collection :D
     
  13. Drusus

    Drusus Pecunia non olet

    I think Moroccan coins are some of the most impressive designs for coins...Often I see what people do to coins like this and think 'what a shame' but these are pretty cool IMO.
     
  14. (v)

    (v) Senior Member

    Very nice. From India I have seen only Victorian smaller (2 anna) coins used in spoons. I will post pictures of my examples when get the chance.
     
  15. fastfun1111

    fastfun1111 Senior Member

    I will keep am eye out for the pics V
     
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