Yes you got the year right. It seems that it was cleaned some time ago. If it is in a grade like that, perhaps just around 25USD ish. I hope for...
Nice thread. The only interesting thing I can think of about weapon-related coins are these two: [img] Sadagura 2para - 3 kopeks, struck on...
Here are one Russian coin and medal that commemorates ancient theme: (note carefully of the ancient theme - it's pretty interesting) [img]...
Heisei 10 would be 1998. Here is another example minted in 2000 but my photography is bad. [img] If I had a choice, I would prefer old copper...
I did forget to add that the first coin has a minor holing problem and the second coin has a 2-3 degrees rotation error, which isn't too common...
Thought I would share as it would interest Roy. [img] [img] The 5 yen coins are minted back in 1951 and this is the type when the old...
Nice notes. Thanks for showing.
Have no idea where Aidan got the idea it's coming from China. Appearently the picture is changed. Could easily be a reproduction coin like these...
Where exactly do you get the infomation that some dealers are banned from selling Olympics coins overseas??? That's a hoax I believe, perhaps just...
Funny enough, the rest of the world had edging technology for at least a good one hundred years. When the president coins appeared, it seemed that...
I disagree. It just shows how uncreative die engravers, designers etc are these few years. In fact, look at how many "reproduction" there are....
Yes, it's from Manchukuo, just like what acanthite said. Still a pretty interesting coin.
That is a good question Aidan. Perhaps I will have to put a side note of known counterstamps but that will be a mammoth task. The Aussie holey...
I received a batch of overstruck Chinese coins over Korean 5 fun. I do have another batch of Russian overstruck coins but I'll post that on...
If the termology of "medal-coin" is similar to the term "NCLT" or rather Non-circulating legal tender coins, perhaps it's very wrong. The...
It's full of bulls. You have "pattern coins" for Chechen, Mongolia, etc. Worse than medals.
Topher, if it's exported OUT of the country, there can't be a tax. Most of the coins that are sold that I know are exported overseas, in...
Yes, it's called awful shipping prices. How many times has shipping been risen over the past 4 years!
Er - international shipping will cost more than the coins themselves.
Question is this: do you think the price of silver will go much higher? If so, then yes, it's an excellent investment.
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