
A Proof 2008 Zloty in my collection. Beautiful colouring on this coin. Other than buying this coin for 80 Zloty (20 Pounds or 26 Dollars), I know little about this coin. I am pretty sure that it commemorates the 450th Anniversary of the Polish Postal Service, as said so on …
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This gold Quarter Guinea coin dates from 1718, during the reign of King George I (1714-27). The coin is just 15mm in size! On this reverse side you can see three shields representing Britain following the Act of Union in 1707 and a shield representing the Duchy of Brunswick and …
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A 1982 Fine Peso in my collection. I found this coin in a pile of crap. Literally.
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A 1962 Fine Centavo in my collection. I might have regret buying this "beauty" at the flea market.
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A 1980 Very Fine Gulden in my collection. Frosty coat of arms.
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A Proof 2008 Zloty in my collection. Beautiful colouring on this coin. Other than buying this coin for 80 Zloty (20 Pounds or 26 Dollars), I know little about this coin. I am pretty sure that it commemorates the 450th Anniversary of the Polish Postal Service, as said so on …
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taken with a DP1 the color is Skrewy, offcenter, with vignetting but Ilike it, cuz Ilike the sculpture. Jeffersonian Swansong. 2004 Andrew Alper
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A 1961 Cent in my collection. What an odd coin! My first square coin which was more popular during George VI’s reign; Ceylon, India, and other namely countries had the same shape and size.
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This gold Quarter Guinea coin dates from 1718, during the reign of King George I (1714-27). The coin is just 15mm in size! On this reverse side you can see three shields representing Britain following the Act of Union in 1707 and a shield representing the Duchy of Brunswick and …
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A 1961 Cent in my collection. What an odd coin! My first square coin which was more popular during George VI’s reign; Ceylon, India, and other namely countries had the same shape and size.
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