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Another notgeld issue to go with @arkie's, from the German city of Iserlohn (hmmm never noticed before that the denomination is missing a letter):   Edited by tdziemia
05/03/2020 1:01 pm
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Another holed Canadian coin and we can have a "Holey trinity"  My last two 1917 coins - again more George V Britain for all you fans of this venerable early 20th century bearded king and emperor (Who also was an avid stamp collector - although I am not sure how he felt about coins).   Another very nice farthing - this one is VF/gVF.   A tiny thruppence in Fine condition. And there is my 1917 - 1916 will be even better! |
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This is one of my favorites, because it combines history with art and numismatics. (The 5 Ces. is 1918, although the postcard is a 1917.) Interesting post with the post card, paralyse (three pages back)! Thanks for sharing it. |
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@Classic Coins you're very welcome. It fits nicely with both days. I have a passion for history (military and otherwise) and anything that combines history with numismatics is a done deal for me.
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Nice junk box find Deputy Max. I am still searching for any Walker issued before the 1930s. Your sig is hilarious too - if it was me I could add I never met a Halfcrown I didn't like - Princetane. Loved 1917 seeing everyone's Mercury dimes and Walkers, a large number of British silver, French coins and Canadian. The 1910s were fantastic years for coins! |
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Amazing run you are on @AK--absolutely gorgeous!  Here is a 10 Milliemes from Egypt dated 1917:  "If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
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"The danger we all now face is distinguishing between what is authentic and what is performed."
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1916 Belgium. 25 centimes-German Occupation Coinage.   |
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1916 FG Republica Peruana. 1/5 de Sol.   |
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