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Message:: [QUOTE="Hiddendragon, post: 25911514, member: 25270"]Here's part 2: 1910 F Germany 25 pfennig. This is not a denomination that you see too often.[ATTACH=full]1650052[/ATTACH] 1923 Westfalen (Germany) 50 million marks. Notgeld produced during the peak of the inflationary period after WWI. This is also a big coin, about the size of a dollar.[ATTACH=full]1650053[/ATTACH] 1923 Westfalen 100 mark. Perhaps produced when the inflation wasn't quite so bad.[ATTACH=full]1650054[/ATTACH] 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition token. I'm not a token collector but I thought it was neat. [ATTACH=full]1650055[/ATTACH] 1948 Einhorn's token. Again, I don't collect these but it was neat.[ATTACH=full]1650056[/ATTACH] 1958 Canada 1 dollar British Columbia commemorative. Nice condition, silver, weird statue (totem pole?) - what's not to like?[ATTACH=full]1650057[/ATTACH] 1962 Panama quarter balboa. Great condition.[ATTACH=full]1650058[/ATTACH] 1974 Tanzania 50 shilingi. This goes in my animals collection.[ATTACH=full]1650059[/ATTACH] 1995 Netherlands 2 1/2 ecu. Not an official coin as far as I know but it was a curiosity.[ATTACH=full]1650060[/ATTACH] Pidcock's Exhibition token. I assume this is a Conder token. It's the size of a farthing, which I don't usually see in these. I'm curious to learn more.[ATTACH=full]1650061[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]