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I considered that. But: sans ET IND: IMP: DEI GRATIA REX It actually takes up less space to say what's on the coins instead of what's not. Oh...
I read up on the three I wasn't familiar with, all led fascinating lives. I actually like that the designs aren't "consistent". Consistent is boring.
Yes, I'm familiar with the story. My point was wondering why the coin album says "without ET IND: IMP:" for 1948-1952. It implies that it's blank...
Thailand 20 baht 1995 (2538) - 120 Years of Ministry of Finance [ATTACH]
Bought the set as a kid, all reprocessed of course, but they got some crazy toning over the years. [ATTACH]
Gotta have an O-ring on there somewhere. I never heard so much about O-rings in my life. Didn't even know they existed.
I wonder why it says "sans ET IND: IMP:" for 1948-1952 instead of what it actually says (DEI GRATIA REX)....
Can't decide if this is treasured or trash. [ATTACH]
The coin doesn't do much for me and I find it rather morbid. I remember exactly where I was, sitting at my desk, listening to the launch on the...
Both also 1996, no denomination but apparently official Thai mint issues (medals?). One for the 50th anniversary, the second for the cremation of...
The commemorative set. (wow those are bad pics) [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
@DEA Cool to see the types together in one post. You're missing the 1936 Dot. :joyful:
$10 was the original price too.
It's SP which are much cheaper than the circulation strikes. Even then they rarely appear for sale, I believe the estimate is around 200 total...
If we're allowed to post more than one, this was the Holy Grail for me for decades - the 1947 50c Maple Leaf Curved Right 7. I finally sprang for...
Fresh from the PO Box, the original Obv Type I / Rev Type II combination that ran from early 1892 to partway into 1900. 1900-P ANACS AU58. It's...
My impression is that for every long-term winner, there's ten losers, with dealers at shows having stacks of them. As I've said before, I fail to...
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