OK, OK, she's learned not to shine the coin! Not a big deal this time (not a rare dollar - hell, I'd give a couple bucks over spot like it is)....
Nepal 5 paisa 1956 ~ about a half dollar.
An' that's perfectly fine with me!:joyful:
It's not polished, is it? I hope that I'm wrong, but sure looks to be.
But here's the good part. None of the dead cares - none.
I'm currently selling mine unopened. I've done similar eBay sales like that before with never a problem. I started it with an opening bid of $550,...
looks an awful lot like a portrait of Dante Alighieri. [img] Reverse looks like arms of Dante's city - Florence Italy. [img]
Great to have REAL MONEY, ain't it! Nothing like the feel of a heavy old cartwheel in your hand! Hope that you had a great B'Day.
It is from 1940. It is a medallion for the 50 year anniversary of the founding of Woodmen of the World fraternal organization. You can find one on...
actually one side of 4 is the same coin as 3! :happy:
Looks bronze, not silver to me.
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I also ordered 5. I had planned to order 5 seperately so I'd have 5 unopened boxes, but after 3 or 4 failed attempts, decided to shoot the whole...
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I don't think that I'd save 'em. You know I haven't seen $10 bills stamped that way. Mostly $100 bills, maybe a couple of $20's.
Too bad that you didn't see that "file photo" blurb. Sometimes when I find an auction ending soon or a new listing with a low buy it now, I'm in...
From what I understand, over there. Kinda like chop marks on an old trade dollar.
For the present, anyway. The dumbest sanctions ever.
I believe that I've read that these are probably done in the far east and assure that the bills are genuine.
With the two lowest mintage Roosevelt dimes in the series, how can the set go wrong?
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