I learned that sometimes the production of a country's coins mirrors the general trends in government and business in that country at that certain...
I think this British Pathe video of the Royal Mint's coining process (circa 1948) is probably better than that 1940 U.S. Mint video. Silent...
Maybe the Trump Dollar will show Harleys on the White House lawn. ...along with some derelict muscle cars up on cinder blocks with their crankcase...
Presidential DOGS?! Wow. I think that's actually going to happen someday. Seriously. I don't know about where you're from, but where I...
There's always the CAPs album system. It uses airtites. They have a combo SBA and Sac dollar binder:...
Yeah. What's going on with the World Coin market? I wish we had a CDN for World Coins... or at least the ones that I'm into!
But by God, it certainly DOES look like you could just reach up and pull out one of those little hoity-toity goat cheese-and-spinach cracker crust...
In the annals of rejected coin designs, this one is probably the most regrettable for South Korean coinage. At least in my opinion. The...
It would be too hard for me to tell through the plastic and in pics, but if that 2005 set could get PL and DPL designations, why not yours? That...
I really wonder. I don't know. I had thought it was a product of the "Korea Pugang Coins Corporation": A DPRK mint that makes many of the...
Take that back. That's an insult to Geronimo!
This, in my opinion, is one of the ugliest coins I've seen. A coin with a horribly-rendered, cutesy little bunny image with hearts floating...
I was debating whether the artifact on this coin is struck thru, some other sort of planchet flaw, or PMD. Near the rim, obviously, but also at...
Yeah, when the likeness is easily mistakable for an image of a decrepit, 132 year-old Isaac Newton, you know it's a pretty fugly coin.
This coin, the 50 Paise dated 1985 with the star mintmark under the "1," was minted by Komsco, the South Korean Mint. As far as I know, these...
This one has my vote. It circulated?
I am attempting to get the name, and function, of a machine that I think is a coining press. It's the one in this photo: [ATTACH] I believe it...
An article I saw from the ANA. Pleasantly surprised to know that the police actually bother with stuff like this... Kinda cool....
Very decent design. I really like how they made Pitcairn loom in background field of the coin. [ATTACH]
South Korean 100 Won, 1977 [ATTACH] Very obvious on the legends 백 (paek, or "hundred"), and on the 한 and 행 in the name "Bank of Korea." This...
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