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<p>[QUOTE="ddddd, post: 8066006, member: 22377"]I'm more open to moderns (even some from Niue, Palau, etc) but I agree with you that I prefer these that are unique to the countries. Besides the Russian example (part of their Lunar series-which isn't something you really associate with Russia), the others all feature some aspect that is emblematic of the country.</p><p><br /></p><p>As for the Ukraine (mentioned this on the thread for it), it's actually one of the first I had from this set but I just got to posting it today. I bought it at an ANA show (I'm fairly certain in 2014) and Ukraine actually sent reps there (so it was almost like acquiring it directly from the mint).</p><p><br /></p><p>The Ossetia one is more of a fantasy piece (where the Transnistria is semi-official-it's a commemorative that can technically be used) but I still thought it deserved to be included. Other fantasy pieces that I saw, I excluded because those weren't really disputed territories by my understanding (for example, there is a series of Russian North Pole fantasy coins).[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="ddddd, post: 8066006, member: 22377"]I'm more open to moderns (even some from Niue, Palau, etc) but I agree with you that I prefer these that are unique to the countries. Besides the Russian example (part of their Lunar series-which isn't something you really associate with Russia), the others all feature some aspect that is emblematic of the country. As for the Ukraine (mentioned this on the thread for it), it's actually one of the first I had from this set but I just got to posting it today. I bought it at an ANA show (I'm fairly certain in 2014) and Ukraine actually sent reps there (so it was almost like acquiring it directly from the mint). The Ossetia one is more of a fantasy piece (where the Transnistria is semi-official-it's a commemorative that can technically be used) but I still thought it deserved to be included. Other fantasy pieces that I saw, I excluded because those weren't really disputed territories by my understanding (for example, there is a series of Russian North Pole fantasy coins).[/QUOTE]
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