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<p>[QUOTE="sakata, post: 2998077, member: 23778"]Let your imagination be your limit. Well, that and your budget. Just don't take any recommendations from Panzerman if you wish to remain solvent.</p><p><br /></p><p>Everyone should have a sovereign and if you have to have only one then get a Victorian one. French come in Angels and Rooster in addition to earlier ones. Then there are Italian 20 lire and Swiss 20 franc, which are the same weight, so maybe only one of those in total to start off with. Dutch 20 Gulden are similar. Lots of German States ones, with Prussia being the cheapest. They come on 5 mark (not cheap), 10 mark and 20 mark. There are a lot of Austrian restrikes. There are also others from Europe but that is a start. Elsewhere look for Mexican gold in several denominations. Many of them are restrikes (all 1945 are) but they hold the same value because they are gold. South American has some nice ones also.</p><p><br /></p><p>And that is without considering bullion coins and coins from the rest of the world. You can collect just late-19th and early 20th century without any duplicates before you run out of money.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="sakata, post: 2998077, member: 23778"]Let your imagination be your limit. Well, that and your budget. Just don't take any recommendations from Panzerman if you wish to remain solvent. Everyone should have a sovereign and if you have to have only one then get a Victorian one. French come in Angels and Rooster in addition to earlier ones. Then there are Italian 20 lire and Swiss 20 franc, which are the same weight, so maybe only one of those in total to start off with. Dutch 20 Gulden are similar. Lots of German States ones, with Prussia being the cheapest. They come on 5 mark (not cheap), 10 mark and 20 mark. There are a lot of Austrian restrikes. There are also others from Europe but that is a start. Elsewhere look for Mexican gold in several denominations. Many of them are restrikes (all 1945 are) but they hold the same value because they are gold. South American has some nice ones also. And that is without considering bullion coins and coins from the rest of the world. You can collect just late-19th and early 20th century without any duplicates before you run out of money.[/QUOTE]
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