hanman88, unfortunately I don't have a Showa 13 50 sen coin. That is a rather difficult coin to obtain as the mintage happened to be the lowest....
You definately did good as there are some nice silver in it. The Russian coins are perhaps priced around there thanks to mad buyers popping out...
Please Drusus put all these excellent infomation on your site. Your site is one of the more unusual sites I have seen and it will be a darn shame...
Ebay (and it's co, paypal) is getting disgusting overtime. First you have insertion fees, next is final listing fees and if you accept paypal, add...
Holy, never seen any error notes to ANY countries that I have been to. It's just not too common I swear. Thanks for showing.
I mentioned nothing about Hutt River. What I am talking specifically is the Russian section which I am more familiar with. Pretty much half of...
Krause's unusual world coinage is disappointing. What should be strictly medals are reported as "medal-coins" which is obviously wrong. Some...
Here is one that I have that I picked out from the dealer's junk lot, perhaps less than a dollar. [img]
Cleaned unfortunately but I hope you didn't pay too much.
The first (aluminum) and last coin (nickel-copper) is French, the top right (silver) and the next row is British (copper) and the other two is...
That's absurd. It's true that American-Phillipino pesos were thrown in sea before the Japanese took over so that they will not get hold of the...
Correction: EX British whatever. I don't believe Malaysia and Brunei have 20 dollar notes in circulation either.
Disagree, nowadays fraudent sellers just register their location in US or have a hacked account so just don't count on where the coins are based...
You can get counterfeit copies under 20 dollars so it's best to check out from whom you are buying from.
That is Australia or New Zealand you are talking about. There aren't any 20 dollar notes in Singapore. It was last seen in circulation perhaps...
Prooflike. I don't see it as proof.
Australia is the pioneer of polymer notes which is now used in a fair number of countries. Even the Singapore $50 polymer note, the second country...
LOL that is hilarious. Makes me wonder why birds need those coins. Someone trained them to do so? :D
Er, Crickey's post #17 is dated 06-01-2004, 04:53 AM and YOUR post, number #18 is dated just yesterday, 07:50 PM. Who is the one who revived this...
You will need to take much steady photos - they are pretty blur. Try to use the macrozoom in your camera, usually denoted as the flower sign and...
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