Mountains

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Obviously, this picture is not of a coin. It is my small town (Beas de Granada).
The snowy mountains are Sierra Nevada, in the south of Spain. The highest peak is Mulhacén (3.470 meters)

 

Beautiful!

Chris

 

These mountains actually represent the 5 countries of the Central American Republic or Federal Republic of Central America: Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica. This union only lasted from 1823 to 1838.

 

Golgotha

 

Philippines: 5 and 50 Centavos. Volcanoes count as mountains, I think.



French Polynesia: 50 Francs



oop! wrong kind of mountains:yes:

 

How about an active mountain?

 

Armenia 50 dram 2012 (11 different coins). Ararat Mount

 

Here is the Kaskawulsh Glacier, in the northern Canadian Rocky Mountains, Yukon Territory. It was used on the 1992 Canada 125 Commemorative 25-cent series, and also released as a proof silver coin. This is the silver proof, with a photograph from the same perspective. Also, a business strike of this same coin, struck on a 1-cent planchet.

 

Ripley, I love that Libertad. Just got my first one this past week.

 

Yep... Mexican silver bullion are my favorites too. :yes:

 

Now that Libertad is next on my list!!!!!!!! That is just gorgeous!

 

When it comes to silver bullion coins (or really any coins), this ranks right up there right after the Mexican Libertad in design. 1) Draped Bust; 2) Mexican Libertad; 3) St. Gaudens; and 4) Walking Liberty.

 

I forgot ASE's had mountains on them!

 

We have Austria here, so we also have to have Switzerland.

Christian