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- Heavily worn coins have a charm of their own. I can only imagine how many years this one spent jingling in the pockets of Romanian workers.
People's Republic of Romania, 50 bani, 1955
Cupronickel, 4.5 g, 25 mm
N# 9023
#numismatics #romaniaHeavily worn coins have a charm of their own. I can only imagine how many years this one spent jingling in the pockets of Romanian workers. People's Republic of Romania, 50 bani, 1955 Cupronickel, 4.5 g, 25 mm N# 9023 #numismatics #romania
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Here are some bullet coins from Siam (Thailand): small silver bullets, bended into an almost ball shape and stamped. This kind of coins was used from the 13th century up until 1904.
Siam, Rama IV Mongkut, silver.
7 coins from song pai (¹⁄₁₆ bath) to tamlung (4 bath).
From the upcoming MDC Auction 16.
N#43897, N#94963, N#108373
#siam #thailand #silver #numismaticsCoins come in all kinds of shapes and techniques. Here are some bullet coins from Siam (Thailand): small silver bullets, bended into an almost ball shape and stamped. This kind of coins was used from the 13th century up until 1904. Siam, Rama IV Mongkut, silver. 7 coins from song pai (¹⁄₁₆ bath) to tamlung (4 bath). From the upcoming MDC Auction 16. N#43897, N#94963, N#108373 #siam #thailand #silver #numismatics
0 Comments 0 Shares 263 Views - The right-turning white conch shell is one of the Eight Auspicious Signs in Buddhism, the state religion of Bhutan , where this 10 Chhertum coin circulated.
Bhutan, 10 Chhertum, 1979
Bronze, 3.6 g, 20.4 mm
N#6436
#numismatics #bhutanThe right-turning white conch shell 🐚is one of the Eight Auspicious Signs in Buddhism, the state religion of Bhutan 🇧🇹, where this 10 Chhertum coin circulated. Bhutan, 10 Chhertum, 1979 Bronze, 3.6 g, 20.4 mm N#6436 #numismatics #bhutan
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- This appears to be a very worn Victorian penny based off the seated Britannia on the reverse. Furthermore, the obverse appears to be the young head type and that places it in the time range from 1840-1860. Considering the wear and blurry image I cant tell you much more but feel free to message me if you want more help.This appears to be a very worn Victorian penny based off the seated Britannia on the reverse. Furthermore, the obverse appears to be the young head type and that places it in the time range from 1840-1860. Considering the wear and blurry image I cant tell you much more but feel free to message me if you want more help.
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- Join us for the 3rd session of the INAC conference on Sunday (March 30th).
The programme includes travelling Dutch coins, mints of the Madras presidency, coins of the Sogdian principality of Abgar, and archeological finds of Samarqand.
It's a free online event. I'm sure you'll enjoy and learn some things.
Here is the link to register to get the Zoom link: https://numismatic-conference.org/
#numismatics #conferenceJoin us for the 3rd session of the INAC conference on Sunday (March 30th). The programme includes travelling Dutch coins, mints of the Madras presidency, coins of the Sogdian principality of Abgar, and archeological finds of Samarqand. It's a free online event. I'm sure you'll enjoy and learn some things. Here is the link to register to get the Zoom link: https://numismatic-conference.org/ #numismatics #conference
0 Comments 0 Shares 440 Views - A nice bimetallic coin from San Marino, showing a swallow flying over the Earth, escaping barbed wire, hoping for world peace
San Marino, 1000 Lire, 2000
Copper-nickel and aluminium bronze, 8.8 g, 27 mm
N#9915
#numismatics #bimetallic #peaceA nice bimetallic coin from San Marino, showing a swallow flying over the Earth, escaping barbed wire, hoping for world peace 🕊️ San Marino, 1000 Lire, 2000 Copper-nickel and aluminium bronze, 8.8 g, 27 mm N#9915 #numismatics #bimetallic #peace
0 Comments 0 Shares 445 Views - Animals make wonderful coin designs! Check out this Uruguayan 10 pesos bimetallic coin featuring a graceful puma (Puma concolor) strolling in front of a rising sun.
Uruguay, 10 Pesos Uruguayos, 2011
Brass plated steel and nickel plated steel, 28 mm, 10.5 g
N#22257
#numismatics #bimetallicAnimals make wonderful coin designs! Check out this Uruguayan 10 pesos bimetallic coin featuring a graceful puma (Puma concolor) strolling in front of a rising sun. 🪙Uruguay, 10 Pesos Uruguayos, 2011 Brass plated steel and nickel plated steel, 28 mm, 10.5 g N#22257 #numismatics #bimetallic
0 Comments 0 Shares 480 Views - Hey everyone I'm new to this. I inherited some old coins from my grandfather,it's from different countries in the world. I'm located in South Africa. My daughter is in matric this year and final year as well. She want to go overboard to study further ( wants to become a chef). In South Africa it's really hard. To come to the point I got these coins and hope it's worth something so I can invest into my daughter s future.Hey everyone I'm new to this. I inherited some old coins from my grandfather,it's from different countries in the world. I'm located in South Africa. My daughter is in matric this year and final year as well. She want to go overboard to study further ( wants to become a chef). In South Africa it's really hard. To come to the point I got these coins and hope it's worth something so I can invest into my daughter s future.1 Comments 0 Shares 357 Views
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- This silver Rupee from the Princely State of Jaisalmer has two interesting marks: the bird is the mintmark of Jaisalmer under the reign of Ranjit Singh (1846-1864) and the parasol is the symbol of Jaisalmer.
Rupee, Jaisalmer, Ranjit Singh & Victoria, ND (1860)
Silver, 22 mm, 11 g
N#1604
#numismatics #silver #indiaThis silver Rupee from the Princely State of Jaisalmer has two interesting marks: the bird 🐦 is the mintmark of Jaisalmer under the reign of Ranjit Singh (1846-1864) and the parasol ☂️ is the symbol of Jaisalmer. 🪙 Rupee, Jaisalmer, Ranjit Singh & Victoria, ND (1860) Silver, 22 mm, 11 g N#1604 #numismatics #silver #india
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