How do you like my special holder for silver fanam from Malabar? Made of cork stopper with using "crescent" engraving knife.
I`ve forgotten about my golden fanam - sorry! Please, compare with my coin.
OK. Here is the special holder for very small coins. How do you like it?
No problem! Here is the photo:
Here is the better photo.
What says the history? Second German Reich - official name for German country founded by Otto von Bismarck in 1871. Known also as Kaiserreich...
I saw British euro set with HM E-II. Looks great, but - as I know - this is privete production. I saw also patterns for Slovakia, Czech Republic...
"Iron cross" coins are called in my country "osts". They were made for eastern territories including Poland, Lithuania, Latvija, Belarus and...
I know - obverse is very similar to arms of Crusaders Kingdom of Jerusalem... I have to make some photo!
Most of small coins made in XVIth century in German States are blank (with obverse only). Also this one. In a week time I`ll made better photo....
Please, give me a few days - my camera went dead. I`ve forgotten: very similar golden fanams are also from Coorg Duchy. The only difference i in...
1 golden fanam of Cochin-Malabar. For the same coin I paid in my country $8.00. I made a special holder for it.
Very good photos! I like them.
Do you recognize this coin? One side, silver, 15 mm dia, date 156x. Is it German?
Here is another French double tournois. Made by the times of Henri III de Valois who was also king of Poland but only during one cold winter. He...
I`ve received two half penny tokens: - copper or bronze, sitting Commerce/feldmarshall Wellington - brass, sitting Commerce, date 1812/ head of...
Please help to identify this medieval cooper coin, 16 mm dia. I supose it can be from Portugal...
Silver 2, 3 or 5 reichsmarks? Only with Wilhelm II. Next time I`ll make some photos, be sure!
Do you remember cold war time? Gorbi? Perestroika and glasnost? Maybe the joke about pound, dollar and rubel? One pound of rubles costs one dollar...
Collecting German coins is very popular in my district (Silesia) because before 1945 it was parted: half was Polish, half German. Close to Gliwice...
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