Continuing List To Show Everyones Latest Acquisitions

Recently purchased the following coins:

Canada 1 Cent 1911



Canada 1 Cent 1946 Blue Toned!



Canada 1 Cent 1947 Rainbow Toned!



USA 1 Cent 1909 VDB



USA 1 Cent 1943 Heavily Toned!



Austria 1 Schilling 1965 Proof

Thanks, I copied and pasted and didn't double-check.

I'm pleased with this BU 1968-D Kennedy. (That's a reflection on his cheek, not a smudge.)

Thanks stevex6!

Thanks, looking forward to add some more soon...

My new 2003 silver eagle

Dutch ducat 1595
West Friesland province
so called "Hungarian type"

Now, Fuzzy, that you provided a nice example of Georgian writing I can tell an anecdote I've heard from an Armenian.
The thing is that Armenian and Georgian cultures, isolated in the Caucasus Mountains, are very unique, their languages are not a part of any group or family, both stand out on their own. The Armenian alphabet, however, is about six centuries older than Georgian.

So, as the story goes, at some point Georgians decided they wanted to write some of their folklore down and they approached their neighbors, the Armenians, to ask for help with creating the alphabet. Helpful Armenians cooked a pot of spaghetti. They took a first noodle and flung it on the wall. Here's your "A" ...