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Post Your 'One Year Only' Coins (Not Commemoratives!)

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2014 Transnistria 1, 3, 5 & 10 roubles.


Very interesting.
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Composition: plastic!
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Plastic coins - very interesting, triggersmob!
Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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Very interesting triggersmob.
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Are they the same thickness as guitar picks?
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Maybe, 1.2mm thick. Not sure about a guitar pick.
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1982 Switzerland. These coins were the only year that the coins had 22 stars on the obverse and medal alignment. Previous coins had 22 stars and coin alignment, later coins had 23 stars and medal alignment.
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1907 Sweden 10 & 25 Ore. All other denomination were issued in 1906 & 1907, but these 2 were 1907 only.
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1959 Korea 100 hwan.
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A somewhat weird one-year-only coin (as far as issue for general circulation goes) is the 1998 bronze United Kingdom 2 pence piece.
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The composition of the 1p and 2p coins changed from bronze to copper-clad steel in 1992, owing to an increase in the price of copper. Coins at that time bore the Raphael Makloif effigy of Queen Elizabeth II. In 1998 the new effigy by Ian Rank-Broadley was adopted, and that year around half the mintage of 2 pence coins was struck in the old bronze alloy, as used from 1971 to 1991. Maybe The Royal Mint found some bronze blanks and thought they might as well use them up...
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I love how obscure many of these are (including the ones I've posted).
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Very nice triggersmob and NumisRob!
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1981 Turkiye 1, 10 & 20 lira.
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A somewhat weird one-year-only coin (as far as issue for general circulation goes) is the 1998 bronze United Kingdom 2 pence piece.

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1981 Turkiye 1, 10 & 20 lira.
Nice examples!
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