At the end of the German hyperinflation, 1 billion marks became 1 mark, and most official (Reichsbank issue) notes over 1 billion were traded in...
The seller's idea of the grade is certainly fake. I can't speak for the coin.
Yes.
The mining company 'truck money' token is very heavy with social history. The practice of paying workers with money only good at the company store...
Minted later than an early shield, a design difference or variety. Having seen the reverse I'd still grade it VG which stands for Very Good, but...
THe S stands for Seaby, so S 3593 is a catalog number in Seaby's Standard catalogue of British Coins. If that is its number, it is a sixpence....
Tad Pole?
I think that cat is EF details because it seems to have seen little circulation and you can't see de tail.
The British halfpenny is right enough, shame it's not worth anything. :-)
The 1976 book by Harry Rosenberg, 'Die Banknoten des Deutschen Reiches ab 1971' has good illustrations of the watermarks.. There is also more...
The Cuban 'specimen' sets were quite common in the late 1960s, in England. I suppose the Cuban government sold them to raise money. This is a...
This example seems to have been issued or traded in England, as it has the 2 shillings revenue stamp which represents the 'stamp duty'. a small...
THe exact weight and dimensions would help. If all the other coins in the lot were junk it's not a good sign, but first off, determine if it is...
It is probable that they will become effectively worthless in less time than it takes to introduce them. It is a well known fact that people who...
I don't even know what a doubled die soin is. So probably, no. The only errors of any interest are things that should never have got out of the...
It seems amazingly naive to have expected anything else.
1970 and decimal coins in Britain.
Madness. It's just some bullion.
I bet they don't even care that their Britannia just might have fully pointed points on the trident. That is correct. Errors at the level of...
Not just any specimen, but everyone is capable of deciding what is good enough for them, and what they are willing to pay for it.
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