Thanks for the info guys D68
If it was a very valuable coin, I do agree. But an 8 reales coin? Was it worthed to be counterfeited and....... wouldn't there be some traces of...
Like I said, in a bag of worldcoins someone gave me. This piece is the only mistery in it. The rest was "regular stuff" D68
Hi, In a bag of worldcoins I found this Mexican coin. Made of copper, 36 millimeters. Republica Mexicana is hard to read but with some...
My Krause does show a very clear picture of a 5 lepta. page 930, 2005 (32nd) edition. It is 19 mm wide And 20 lepta is according to the same...
Sorry, but it's a 20 lepta. The 5 and 10 lepta (km 62 and 63) have a crown instead of a shield. [img] [img] and the 20 lepta [img]...
Greece 20 lepta 1912 KM 64 :D :D D68 :D :D
If the Egyptian coins were the only coins in the world you are very right, but there are plenty of countries which only use the Hijriya...
Both from Egypt. The silver coloured one is 5 milimes 1972. The denomination side is upside down. The big "O" is an Islamic 5. It's KM#a425....
6 stuiver piece 1774 from the province of Zeeland, Holland. Also known as a "Scheepjesschelling". Looks great!! :D D68 :D
One From Every Country (I guess) :D D68 :D
Maybe you can post them here, we can verify them for you.
Yes it is :) The world famous Bath baht Sorry, I'll go back to school next week ;) D68
Nope, The Thai 10 Bath pieces have exactly the same size and weight as "our" Euro coins. A lot of people sent pictures of "strange" or "rare"...
Why not? After seeing that guy (King Rama) turn up every week a dozen times in my mailbox, I could use a good laugh about him........
Thanks for the additional information Rick :D
Thailand (KM) y#183 1 Baht (1986-1997) Copper - Nickel Circulation coinage King Rama IX Phra Maha Bhumithol Ayuldahye is the one with the specs
It's 2002. I've seen coins being waffled. Man it hurts! Being a coin collector and working there is a real punishment. Seeing so many...
Security reasons :D The Belgian mint (and many others) doesn't melt the demonetized coins themselves. And to be sure the coins don't turn up...
Let's give it a try, an old Belgian 50 franc piece waffled. Your coin should look something like this.
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