I'm choosing to take a broad interpretation of the purpose of this thread, so I have a bunch to post. Here's group 1: Belgian Congo (present day...
Dots on Indian coins are mintmarks. I believe it's for the Bombay mint. It's just a coincidence that yours is the year that the kings changed....
Coins from defunct countries, obscure nations and colonies is one of my big interests in coins. Something about that moment in history locked in a...
The supermarket story reminds me of the story that when Khrushchev came to visit the U.S. in the late 1950s Eisenhower took him for a helicopter...
I'd like the Luxembourg note.
As Furryfrog said, most dealers treat world coins as "something for the kids" and will offer you a few dollars per pound or 25 cents for a handful...
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