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nice addition Hondo!
And yes, I'll be looking at my coin very carefully..
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Nice 2025 leaf GLB first time I see one Wow what a scudo Hondu that cross is a thing of beauty Nice adds Dearborn nice circulation Peso and what a nice toner Happy today a 1935 1 krona arrived, nice quality and pl or cameo. Very pleased but it was 63 dollars  but nice mirrory fields, hard to find these in pl or cam  
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Thank you, Moniker. I just received the 2025 Maple Leaf Saturday. That 1 Krona is an excellent acquisition. 
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Quote: Here is a pair of porcelain notgeld from Germany that arrived today. Outstanding! 
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Quote: Happy today a 1935 1 krona arrived, nice quality and pl or cameo. Excellent! 
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Post 999 Thank you GLB, I eagerly await the first ms70 Leaf 2025 that I expect you to post Thanks JB, A general question, can the mods change a topic even after a week or so? Ps Dearborn, keeling has an interesting history. You now must get a cocosrupee from wiki Discovery and early history Historic compass chart of the Cocos islands[19] The archipelago was discovered in 1609 by Captain William Keeling of the East India Company, on a return voyage from the East Indies. North Keeling was sketched by Ekeberg, a Swedish captain, in 1749, showing the presence of coconut palms. It also appears on a 1789 chart produced by British hydrographer Alexander Dalrymple.[20] In 1825, Scottish merchant seaman Captain John Clunies-Ross stopped briefly at the islands on a trip to India, nailing up a Union Jack and planning to return and settle on the islands with his family in the future.[21] Wealthy Englishman Alexander Hare had similar plans, and hired a captain - coincidentally, Clunies-Ross's brother - to bring him and a volunteer harem of 40 Malay women to the islands, where he hoped to establish his private residence.[22] Hare had previously served as resident of Banjarmasin, a town in Borneo, and found that "he could not confine himself to the tame life that civilisation affords".[22] Clunies-Ross returned two years later with his wife, children and mother-in-law, and found Hare already established on the island and living with the private harem. A feud grew between the two.[22] Clunies-Ross's eight sailors "began at once the invasion of the new kingdom to take possession of it, women and all".[22] After some time, Hare's women began deserting him, and instead finding themselves partners amongst Clunies-Ross's sailors.[23] Disheartened, Hare left the island. He died in Bencoolen in 1834.[24] Encouraged by members of the former harem, Clunies-Ross then recruited Malays to come to the island for work and wives. Clunies-Ross's workers were paid in a currency called the Cocos rupee, a currency John Clunies-Ross minted himself that could only be redeemed at the company store.[25] And these arrive friday. But for once I use sellers pics as my photography is subpar at best. He didnt use trueview photos, I dislike them. These are not so uncommon as the 1935PL But 2x 1940 2 kronor. one 10 öre 1935 and one 1 krona 1956 (actually the first of this type I have bought) Combined they cost me less than the 1935, and YES the sole reason I bought them is the patina/toning, I'm weak for wonky coins. but I think the quality is nice to. I noticed now that I think one of the 1940s is a variant with a round 0 in 1940    
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Those are fantastic coins, Moniker! Such wonderful kronas - we don't see many so nice here in the US. I did pick up two from a dealer's melt price bucket recently, but they are not beautiful like yours. And I used to make fun of the Gustav VI kronas because it looks like his brain is outside of his skull - then found out that they are .400 silver through 1969! I need to round mine up and put them in the silver binder.
Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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Nice additions, Moniker! 
Errers and Varietys.
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Excellent! 
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Great looking coins, Moniker.
My American Silver Eagle collection http://goccf.com/t/448125My random silver coin collection http://goccf.com/t/449270My MS-70 silver coin collection https://goccf.com/t/490829My dragon silver coin collection https://goccf.com/t/490859My silver Libertad collection https://goccf.com/t/491087
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Thanks Moniker And very nice additions from you too - nice bit of history too 
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I needed a Poland 2 Zlotys 2006 circulating commemorative to complete the 10 Zloty 1932 trio, and since I was already paying for shipping from Poland, and the seller had so many other cool coins.... Poland 2 Zlotys 2006 - History of the Zloty: 10 Zlotys 1932 circulating commemorative  Poland 2 Zlotys 2005 - Expo 2005 Japan  Poland 2 Zlotys 2006 St. Johns Day. A most joyful and exuberant coin! By the way, St. John's Day, which celebrates the birth of John the Baptist, just so happens to be the Summer Solstice (by some strange coincidence)  Poland 2 Zlotys 2007 - History of Zloty: 5 Zlotys 1928  Poland 2 Zlotys 2009 - European Green Lizard ( Lacerta viridis)  Poland 2 Zlotys 2010 - Lesser Horseshoe Bat ( Rhinolophus hipposideros)  Poland 500 Zlotys 1989 - 50th Anniversary of the Defensive War of Poland 
Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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Quote: I needed a Poland 2 Zlotys 2006 circulating commemorative to complete the 10 Zloty 1932 trio, and since I was already paying for shipping from Poland, and the seller had so many other cool coins.... Fantastic lot! 
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Thank you EV GLB Dearborn JB and Hondu Yes Dearborn a great story, a swede mapped it, I love the phrase Quote: A feud grew between the two.[22] Clunies-Ross's eight sailors "began at once the invasion of the new kingdom to take possession of it, women and all".[22] a different time Nice polish ones Hondu, I like the portrait on the 1st coin very much, there are nice silverzlotys with the same design, I have a 2000 reis 1913 eta next week, hadnt seen that coin before and just had to buy it, lovely design to, can't wait to see it.
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Thank you, jbuck and Moniker! Quote: Nice polish ones Hondu, I like the portrait on the 1st coin very much, there are nice silverzlotys with the same design Yes, that is why I bought the 2 Zlotys - I had the two 10 Zlotys. Poland 10 Zlotys 1932  Poland 10 Zlotys 2006  Poland 2 Zlotys 2006 
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