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That's a big Gone fishin' from me  The Ox moves slowly, but the Earth is patient.
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Here's me trying to get a grip on triggersmob's challenge  Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Ride'em cowboy !
The Ox moves slowly, but the Earth is patient.
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Australia
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How about any 2016 coin from Russia. Where's J1M?
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Australia
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As usual, it's a GO Fish from me. I'm at the zoo so cou t me out for another5 hours. @j1m was around Ancients earlier.
The Ox moves slowly, but the Earth is patient.
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Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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Where's J1M? In Israel  I thought I had a photo of one of the "liberated capitals" coins, but I couldn't find it. I'll check if I have any photos of 2016 coins from Russia. Probably... |
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How about any Russian coin from 2016 onwards?
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No, nothing post WW2  The Ox moves slowly, but the Earth is patient.
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Nothing so new, triggersmob.  Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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"From 2016 onwards" is a good description of this type, which was released in December 2016 to banks that were about to close down for the holidays. I tried to get an example of it in late December 2016 and early January 2017 for the How Far Back Can We Go thread (the 4th edition was about to start at the time), but at the time only very few examples have reached numismatists, and prices were ridiculous (around $30 per coin, IIRC), so I decided it wasn't worth it. I acquired this example, for a much more reasonable price of under $1, in February 2017. The coin, however, is dated 2018.   Russian Federation, 25 rubles (cupronickel), dated 2018 commemorating the 2018 FIFA World Cup Numista 99231, CBR 5015-0013Numista used to show the correct issue date for this type; I'm not sure where did the currently listed one come from. CBR (i.e. the Russian Central Bank's database) correctly gives 21 December 2016. As usual for my pictures of this period, I apologize for the rotated photos; they were the right way up when I uploaded them. |
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I'll stay with Russian coinage for the next round...   Russian Empire Peter II (1727-30) 1 kopek, 1728 ("cross kopek" type) KM# 185.2, Numista 16529For now: this date in 8 hours (1pm Sat) - any coin of Peter II of Russia in 16 hours (9pm Sat) - any 1700-1800 Russian 1 kopek coin (or, any coin of Peter II of Russia) in 24 hours (5am Sun) - any 1700-1800 Russian coin in 32 hours (1pm Sun) - any Russian coin of any period |
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Well done J1M. Nice coin. I have the mascot version.
As for your challenge, it's go fish for me, at least for another day or so.
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FishGo
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I'm out on the water for a while also  Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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