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Oddest Shaped Coin I've Ever Seen

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I remember seeing another link about odd shaped coins, but this one takes the cake:

Isn't this the oddest shaped coin you have ever seen?

"The most oddly shaped coin has to be the .999 fine silver 2002 $10 issue from the Republic of Nauru, an island republic located in the western Pacific Ocean. The Proof coin celebrates the introduction of the euro with a coin shaped in the outline of the nations that comprise the European Economic Union"

http://www.fleur-de-coin.com/articl...nusual-coins
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...or this bill:


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http://www.darkroastedblend.com/201...urrency.html

"On the 150th anniversary of the first apparition witnessed by St. Bernadette at Lourdes in southern France, the Republic of Palau issued a commemorative coin. It has a pipette containing authentic Lourdes water, very handy if you're not able to make the pilgrimage yourself"

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(also check out that link above...some really nice,odd currency)


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That should be fun to grade.
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I'd hate to have that in my pocket and fall on it. It'd be like a bunch of keys in there!
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lol! I could actually see that being a major problem! lol
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Would a third-party grading service put it in a special-shaped slab? {grin}
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here is a better pic:



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Alas, like the odd-shaped Somalian "coins" depicted in the other thread linked to by jbuck, this Nauru map-coin is not officially legal tender.

If I were Finnish, I'd be unimpressed with this "coin". They tried so hard to include Greece, by slapping on the non-euro-using countries of Albania and former Yugoslavia, but they didn't go to the same efforts to include Finland.
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