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Four Unknown World Coins | Libya, Poland, Cyprus, Ukraine

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Some interesting finds while looking through a foreign coin bin, Would it be possible to ask for their value? Thanks in advance.

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Something /////// Poland
Cyprus /////// Urkraine
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1. Unknown, One Milleme - Libya, maybe? They used to be a Kingdom.
2. Poland, 20 Groszy, 1923.
3. Cyprus, 1 Piastre, 1944.
4. Ukraine, 25 Kopeck, 1992.

Value-wise, I'm stumped.
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The one millieme is from Libya, 1952, according to Don's world coin gallery.

The Polish coin looks like it might have been made during the Nazi occupation, as discussed in this thread. A neat historical artifact, I think.

Sorry I can't help with values,
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The Polish 20 Groszy was minted in 1923. The September Campaign (invasion of Poland) happened in 1939.
Correction: DL20K and others wrote that:

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the zinc 1923 coins (10 and 20 gr) were struck in the early 1940s without the date change and were used during the occupation.

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I think the Ukrainian 25kp is still in circulation...
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 Posted 03/17/2009  04:40 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add EgCollector to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
According to Krause 33rd edition

1. Libya
KM#1 1 Millieme
Composition: Bronze
Ruler: Idris I
Date: ND(1952)
Mintage: 7,750,000
VF:0.10 XF:0.15 Unc:0.50 BU:1.00

2. Poland
Y#12 20 Groszy
Composition: Nickel
Date: 1923
Mintage: 150,000,000
F:0.35VF:0.75XF:1.25 Unc:2.00

3. Cyprus
KM#23a 1 Piastre
Composition: Bronze
Date: 1944
Mintage: 3,240,000
F:0.50VF:1.00XF:2.50Unc:10.00

4. Ukraine
KM#2.1a 25 Kopiyok
Composition: 2.9000 g., Brass, 20.8 mm
Date: 1992
Mintage: __
VF:0.60XF:1.25Unc:2.50

Hope this helps
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Yep, it's the German occupation zinc 20 gr.
This one is in very good condition!
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