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Don't forget the British penny and half penny, of both George VI and Elizabeth II. They have a lovely ship on the reverse.
Also Eastern Caribbean State coins have ships on the reverse.
Kuwait coins have a boat.
Some early Liberian ships have a boat.
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Korean coins (both North and South) have the "Turtle ship/boat".
Poland 20 zl 1980 "Dar Pomorza" has a boat as well as silver 2 and 5 zl 1936 do.
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09/06/2008 4:30 pm
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How much would coins like these run me like I said I really have no experience in foreign coins. I'm looking for XF or so coins.
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Poland
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By no means these is any comprehensive list! There are many more ship-boat coins. The prices here are as follows: The Gambian 1 penny is about $1,5 in AU, Korean 5 won is less than $0.50 in VF, Poland 20 zl 1980 is about $2 in EF, Poland 2 zl 1936 is about $15 in EF while the 5 zl is quite expensive at $60+. The British, Caribbean, Kuwait coins are also common and won't cost you much if you want a type set. Myself, I like boats on coins, a boat set would look very nice  |
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Here is a picture of a german 3 mark coin I recently purchased. It has a ship on it.   |
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OK you may also want a North Korean 1/2 chon (one of the transportation series), Cabo Verde series (1994), East Timor (25 C 1994), Greece 1 drachm (1980s), Macao 5 patacas, Malta coins, Portugal (2.5, 5, 10 escudos)..
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Would some norwegian coins have ships on them. Viking type ships?
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09/06/2008 4:58 pm
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km#422 5 Kroner (1975) Immigration to America
This coin also has a really neat ship on it. From Norway
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also the 1996 5 Kr.
And let's not forget the Chinese boat dollar. Heavily counterfeited.
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09/06/2008 5:01 pm
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JonS how much did you pay for that 3 mark coin
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United States
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Wow all this ship talk has got me thinking!!? Good idea CoinsRus
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Those are intresting because the Reichmark became so invaluable during WWII that people were burning the paper Reichmarks in the street but I bet they didn't increase their coin production I wonder how many coins from that time were made. Anbody have a clue?
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Jersey, in the Channel Islands has a 'set' of 6 ships on their £1 coin - historical ships that were all made on the island. You can buy these £1 coins either individually or in sets, circulated or proof - I have seen both on ebay. That might be a point of reference for you if you wanted a complete set. £1 - The Tickler £1 - The Percy Douglas £1 - The Hebe £1 - The Gemini £1 - The Century £1 - The Resolute There are the specific names to look out for. Also in the Channel Islands, Guernsey has Yachts on its 5 pence. The Gibraltar £2 coin commemorates the Battle of Trafalgar - featuring a ship. The Isle of Man 2 pence features a fishing ship - herring has long been an important source of income to the island. As you can see I'm only able to offer you mainly British examples, but here is a link providing some info - Maldives, Kuwait and Cyprus apparently use ships as well. http://www.blackmountaincoins.com/p...M_00580.htmlHope I helped!  Edited by Alakazam
09/06/2008 6:21 pm
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How could I have forgotten New Zealand? The old 50 cent piece features the Endeavour. Australia also has at least one commemorative 50 cent coin with a ship on it.. Bass and Flinders, the first fleet. :D
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