Nice! Congradulations!
Link is only available in Japanese but it would be interesting to see if the Japan mint has learned their lessons about 20 years ago....
Russia 1997 5 rubles, struck in Moscow mint.
It's still cheaper to buy those coins from them rather than you attempting to buy from the Perth mint and pay absurd shipping prices. I don't have...
From this: [img] To this: [img] They are both proof coins in the first place...
It is a swordfish according to the Singapore mint: http://www.singaporemint.com/display.php?ID=93
Thanks Crustycoins, glad that it is of use to you :)
As far as I understand, the Korean mint stopped producing 1 and 5 won coins from 1995. Anything else older than that date is produced for mint...
Here's my site if it's of any help: http://www.gxseries.com/numis/asian_yr/asian_yr.htm
More photos released from the Japan mint: http://www.mint.go.jp/topics/new/pdf/59_photo.pdf
The Japanese yen coin that you showed is not the right trade dollar coin used back then. There are two different types used as trade dollar. One...
Well you see, even though some coins may be worth just face value, there are buyers out there who don't have any connection to the countries that...
Current Australian coinage all have animals on them except the 2 dollar coin. I can send them to you if interested.
I honestly have no idea about French coinage but I'll make a guess of what happened. Back in the early 1700s to 1800s, coins unlike now were...
I'll be honest - both of them look too modern to me and therefore fake. I'm sure GDJMSP will know something. Hope this isn't the case for you.
It may be spooned. Pictures do help. Welcome to cointalk by the way.
Maybe something like this? [img] Cricket legend Sir Donald Bradman That said, I just pulled one from circulation today. Not that easy to find...
It's not that difficult as I may think - people that have money and want a piece of "souvenir". From what I see, a distinctive point of change...
The gold chervonets was only struck in 1923 and restruck later in 1976-1982. There were none struck in 1924 and only 5 or so were struck in 1925...
In general, I believe that maybe the case kanga. That however depends on what country you are talking about. For instance, Japanese and Korean...
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