De Orc, I left out the bit about "currencies are not to be sent via mail" simply because of money laundering, counterfeiting etc. Of couse if...
I am on the side of disagree and agree. Most countries DO NOT allow currencies of ANY KIND in particular legal tender currencies to be exported /...
This is what happens when the mint mints way too much. But that creates some interesting errors I guess.
Sorry but you will have to do better if you are serious in selling that on ebay or whereever else especially if you are talking about a possible...
I forgot to mention that cheap copies, replicas, models, etc of kobans are available throughout Japan especially tourist spots. You can never miss...
silvereagle82 - it is VERY popular for elites in Japan, especially Meiji gold coins. PRICEY I tell you!!! http://www.coinvault.com/japan.htm Last...
Wow it would suck royally if they did disappear!!! Thank goodness everything is fine!
Congradulations Roy! I haven't had much sucess with my Japanese coin typeset because of the mad prices these recent years. However I picked up...
Collecting and knowing how to handle coins are TWO different things. Anyone can collect anything and keep it anywhere but when that happens, what...
Sorry but appearently you are demonstrating the biggest sign of ignorance. If your method of cleaning is so 100% efficient, your idea would be in...
You might want to check out this site: http://www.pandaamerica.com and hit "1/10" under the search function. Comes out with a lot of interesting...
In that case, Singapore does have a 1/10 ounce gold bullion coin. You can see it from an example here:...
There seems to be a lot missing out there. Big countries such as Russia during the Soviet era used to issue bullion coins known as the...
I am not too sure if you should use US inflation figures on UK, flyingmoose. Every country have different rates of inflation.
Ok, I am wrong on one bit, mintage is 35,000. Now since I opened a can of worms, I might as well blow it up: [img] [img] Now that's ugly...
Who knows what happened to the coin. It's a relatively uncommon proof coin nowadays as this is considered to be the first real silver...
If you think that's bad enough, take a look at these two: The original: [img] And a damaged example: [img] Now that is beyond anything I can...
And then you have the Turkish Lira, Maltese Lira
I believe many countries actually impose such "limits" of exporting foreign curriencies out of their countries just because the authorities can't...
I agree with Doug. I don't really think that South Africa is the pioneer of making bullion coins. In fact, I believe the Dutch ducat was minted...
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