World Coins: Your Newest Acquisition!

Love those, nice stuff.

 

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Latest addition is a Cameroon 1 Franc.

Wouldn't mind a 2 franc but they get pricey.

Seller image.

 

Thanks guys!

 

Here are a couple of new ones from this weekend. A kutch stage 3 dokda, not sure of the year, and a large silver coin from Singapore.

 

This is for sale on Heritage site.
Ending today@ $2830.00 with BP

To far outside my budget...

 

Picked up this high grade six pence for cheap

 

Some new bears for my collection. 2013 Canada 8 dollars and 1989 Bulgaria 25 levs.

 

These beasts came in the mail today.
They are 39mm in diameter, weigh about 34g, and have a 0.925 silver center. I've had a hard time finding the exact weight of the center but I've read in several places that is is about 20 grams. If that's the case, I paid under melt for them

2004 Mexico 100 Pesos, State of Sonora

2004 Mexico 100 Pesos, State of Tabasco

2005 Mexico 100 Pesos, State of Hidalgo

 

Center is 16.812g

 

Nice, I have wanted to collect those silvers from Mexico but there is just so many of them and some can get expensive.

 

Then I paid a few cents over melt. Thanks for that

 

Considering the type of coin, I think a little over melt is within reason. It's not like buying a 1 oz round for markup price, I believe some of these world coins have a touch of numismatic interest.

 

These Canadians came in the mail today. I got them for about $5 under melt. Nobody else bid on them. The seller only took pictures of a couple of the quarters and the dimes. In the description he mentioned that you would get the dollar, 6 quarters, and 4 dimes. I took my chances and ended up alright

 

These also came in the mail today. They were listed as all British 50% silver florins. Obviously the top left is not a British florin. It's a sterling silver 1925 Aussie florin. Also, after winning, I noticed there was a 1932 florin. This is "the" key date George V florin with only 717,000 minted (https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide...-shillings-km-834-1927-cuid-42717-duid-123154).
Double win!

 

another two farthings, a George II from 1749



& another 1826, but this one a George IV type (KM #697)

 

A couple new little gems I picked up:

 

1855 came back XF45
https://www.pcgs.com/cert/80796293
1860 AU58
https://www.pcgs.com/cert/80796294
1864 MS63
https://www.pcgs.com/cert/80796295
1881-S MS63
https://www.pcgs.com/cert/80796296
1887-M AU55
https://www.pcgs.com/cert/80796297

My 1855 and 1864 got mention on Numismaster:
http://numismaster.com/ta/numis/Article.jsp?ad=article&ArticleId=28234

 

Got a super worn 2 reales for melt.

 

Thornton & Killick Shirt Makers London Farthing Token, Bell 2920. Seller's pics.