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Kwang-tung 1900 10 cash (y#193)

A 1900 Very Fine Cash in my collection. This coin, instead of having "One Cent," it reads "Ten Cash" on the reverse in English. In the middle it shows "Kwang-tung Kuang-hsu Yuan money" and around it shows the Board of Finance and Copper Coinage 10 Cash. The inscriptions are read …

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1944 japan 1 sen (km#62)

1944 japan 1 sen (km#62)

A 1944 Very Fine Sen in my collection. A World War II coin, using the now obsolete Sen denomination. The Yen was originally worth a hundredth of a yen, or one penny, but after the war the Yen was worth little value, dropping the once famous Sen. Made of Zinc.

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1960 philippines 10 centavos (km#188)

A 1960 Very Fine Centavo in my collection. Bought for a buck.

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Bad stamping

Bad stamping

"IN GOD WE TRUst" You can barely make ‘em out.

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Three dollars ~ reverse

Three dollars ~ reverse

Flickr was down Saturday. I got bored. I took pictures.

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2006 new zealand 50 cents

2006 new zealand 50 cents

A 2006 Brilliant Uncirculated Endeavour in my collection. My first New Zealand coin. Unreeded version.

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Revolution

Revolution

Silver 4 pence from the year of the Glorious Revolution – the first and last time in British history that a King and a Queen reigned jointly with Parliament On the other side are the heads of William of Orange and Queen Mary. MAG.BR.FR.ET.HIB.REX ET REGINA 1689 Which I think …

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Marshall house token

Marshall house token

Image from an article in the Virginia Numismatist by Bill Eckberg titled The Marshall House Token and the Civil War. Image provided by Bill Eckberg

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Few pints later

Few pints later

Still good focus of eye-sight. Final result 7-2 (seven pints and two scotch)!

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Kwang-tung 1900 10 cash (y#193)

A 1900 Very Fine Cash in my collection. This coin, instead of having "One Cent," it reads "Ten Cash" on the reverse in English. In the middle it shows "Kwang-tung Kuang-hsu Yuan money" and around it shows the Board of Finance and Copper Coinage 10 Cash. The inscriptions are read …

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