World Coins: Your Newest Acquisition!

Bavandid Gold Dinar of Shahriyar IV Bavand (minted in Sari in either 1110 or 1111):

 

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Ottoman Gold 1/2 Findik of Ahmed III (minted in Islambul in either 1703 or 1704):

 

Ghorid Silver Dirham of Muhammad Ghori (minted in Baldat Ghazna in either September or October 1200):

 

Zand Gold 1/8 Mohur of Karim Khan Zand (minted in Dar al-'Ibada Yazd sometime between 1753 and 1779):

 

Something unusual. An obverse pattern trial strike of the 2012 Romanian 10 Lei commemorative honoring the 90th anniversary of Marin Preda’s birth. The actual coin was minted in silver, but this is struck in aluminum.

 

Kingdom of Nepal Gold 1/4 Mohar of Prithvi Bir Bikram from 1895:

 

Kingdom of Sweden Silver 1 Ore of Carl XII (minted in Stockholm in 1716):

 

This one just in as an upgrade. Not a scarce date or variety, but great condition.
1891 GB Halfpenny, F364:

 

This isn't something I actively collect but have never had one before.



Philip III Cob 8 Reales ND (1608-1609) Mo-A XF Details (Environmental Damage) PCGS, Mexico City mint, KM44, Cal-Type 162. 27.41gm.

 

Independent State of Croatia Zinc 2 Kune (minted in Zagreb in 1941):

 

Roman Billon Antoninianus of Aurelian, with Vabalathus (minted in Antioch sometime between November 270 and March 272):

 

British Empire Gold Sovereign of Victoria (minted in Sydney in 1871):

 

Just added to my collection of world coins. MS-64

 

Grand Duchy of Finland Gold 10 Markkaa of Alexander III (minted in Helsinki in 1882):

 

Couple new German States purchases.

Nassau-Weilburg



Further Austria

 

German Reich Silver 2 Mark of Paul von Hindenburg (minted in Berlin in 1939):

 

Lebanese Bronze 5 Piastres (minted in Paris in 1936):

 

Republic of Turkey Gold 1000000 Lira of Piri Reis (minted in Istanbul in 1997):

 

Candar Silver Akce of Celaleddin Kötürüm Bayezid (minted in Kastamonu sometime between 1361 and 1383):

 

Indo-Greek Silver Drachm of Apollodotus II (minted sometime between 85 and 65 BCE):