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Pillar of the Community
United Kingdom
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a Liard from France  |
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Nice one, in a couple of months you can post this coin on the date counting down topic which is today at 1699. Not to forget to post another:   30 Lepta 1852 Ionian Islands (under British control) |
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Germany
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Some really interesting coins coming out for L! My collection doesn't often reach back that far, so here is a new coin from a fairly new "country" Nagorno-Karabakh 50 luma 2013  |
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Pillar of the Community
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Hope that I can find one from 'Nagorno-Karabakh' to add to mine 'at least one from each country' collection. Here the last one I prepared for 'L':   5 Lei 1906 Kingdom of Romania Edited by Medieval
10/17/2014 09:00 am
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Pillar of the Community
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Let's start 'M' with:   50 Mongo Year 15 (1926) Mongolia (the dates were counted starting with the independence from China) |
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Australia
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1980, 5 Meticais, Mozambique  1927, 5 Mils, Palestine  2007, 50 Millim, Tunisia  Steve  |
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Thank you Steve, but please post the other sides as well. Wonder if the 50 Millim is still the type I know. As per the Mils, I'll show the 20 Mils from 1941 so everyone can read the denomination:   |
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Australia
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Thank you Steve, but please post the other sides as well. I would but all the coins are filed away and I only keep a pic of one side in my gallery, just for reference. Steve |
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Pillar of the Community
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Minor job for you then Steve, get those over 8,200 items out so that you can take a picture of the other side - should barely fill one weekend.  Postscript: If you do only one per type-series it should be a breeze.  Edited by Medieval
10/18/2014 09:53 am
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Pillar of the Community
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One more 'M' from me:   Mohar NS805 (1685) Kingdom of Patan [in Nepal] |
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Pillar of the Community
United Kingdom
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4 Maravedis from Spain 1720  |
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Valued Member
United States
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Pillar of the Community
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Here comes 'N':   Ngultrum 1979 Kingdom of Bhutan |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Other than the ngultrum, that you already posted, I don't have any N coins, except those starting with the word "New", in various languages. Not sure if New Pence, Naya Paisa, New Peso, etc, would count. Actually, I lied, nearly forgot about Nickel. _USA_Jefferson_Nickel.jpg) Steve |
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Steve, that is substantial cheating. There are a few more real denominations starting with 'N'. Let me mention just two:
Nummus (used by the Byzantines) (*) and Noven (Spanish medieval coin) plus at least one more modern, but I am holding back a little bit before I post pictures of that (surprised that you don't have one amongst your 8200+. but you might have just forgotten).
(*) The common Byzantine Follis with the value indicated by "M" or "XXXX" is actually a 40 Nummi but there are Penta-nummion etc as well.
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