My Sunday Market Finds

Today was a windy and kinda cold autumn day but it didn't scare off too many sellers. I heard one glass fall to the ground and shatter after a hard gust of wind. Today I bought three lots for 85 kr.

Lot #1


10 Cents, Hong Kong 1982 (x5)
20 Cents, Hong Kong 1976 & 1978 (x2)
50 Cents, Hong Kong 1977 (x3), 1978 (x2) % 1979

1 Euro Cent, France 2009
1 Pfennig, Germany 1984-G
100 Yen, Japan (Heisei 2)
1 Krone, Denmark 1976
10 Kroner, Denmark 1990
2 Franken, Switzerland 1997

1 Cent, US 1944 % 2002
1 Dime, US 1991-D, 2000-P & 2001-P
1/4 Dollar, US 1998-D (x2) & 2003-D

1 Krone, Norway 2001 & 2011
5 Kroner, Norway 1998 (x2)
10 Kroner, Norway 1993, 1996 & 2001

2 Pence, UK 2007
20 Pence, UK 2006
1 Pound, UK 1983 & 1993
And

Various demonetized coins and a key (...the key to success?)

Lot #2 & #3


5 Cents, Singapore 2013
5 Santim, Morocco 1987
½ Frank, Switzerland 1968, 1970 (x2), 1975 & 1978
20 Pence, UK 2008

1000 Rupiah, Indonesia 2010
100 Forint, Hungary 1996
10 Pfennig, Germany 1976-G
10 Schilling, Austria 1978
50 Pfennig, Germany 1950-F, 1966-J (x2), 1975-F, 1980-J (x2), 1984-G, 1989-J, 1990-A (x2), 1990-J (x2), 1992-A & 1994-G
1 Mark, Germany 1960-G, 1970-J, 1974-G, 1978-G, 1981-F, 1983-F, 1989-J, 1991-D, 1991-F & 1993-F

There was a little metal container filled with German 50 Pfennig and 1 Mark along with the 10 Pfennig and 10 Schilling. The rest was a pick and mix for 2 kr apiece, the stuff I left behind last week.









Could not see a clash, the fields are very clear still. Still, silver's always great




Lovely to hear

I omitted the other side of those coins since they go under the category "uninteresting" to me, typically coins that come along with lots I buy whole. Naturally, these coins could actually be exotic for some (who'd have known?). Since they're so common here I've even sent some of these off to the scrappers. Not only are they heavy, they are that abundant here.

Anyway, here's the other side:

(just like the other coin in that image two steps to the right which happens to be a 1 Öre)

Thanks for the pic. I actually like that 5 Ore coin. To each his/her own I guess.

A rather successful day!

Nice pickups on a typical fall day, I don't see coins like that at our flea markets around here in the Midwest of the USA.

Sadly nothing new to report on today. We had to take one of our cats to the vet quite abruptly early on and had to spend today's market time there instead. Don't worry, the cat's OK

I did end up going to the market on the afternoon instead but I still didn't find anything (for reasonable prices). Plenty of tables still. Guess there can't be anything every day. Either that or someone else got there before me




Shame. Better luck next time

Great...

Thanks for showing the coins... For about $10 US, you sure got a lot of coins.

If you keep this up, you will have 1000's of coins in no time, but more importantly, you will have tons of fun

Happy to hear your kitty is good.

As for the coins, you will find something next week.