Continuing List To Show Everyones Latest Acquisitions

A coin I've admired since I first saw a photo of it. After looking in vain for one in change on numerous trips to Europe, now, with travel currently suspended, I've got it on ebay for a very reasonable price:

Finland 2 euros - centenary of Universal Suffrage.

1787 Connecticut Halfpenny
Draped bust left,Miller variety 33.4Q,(almost)R7,~15 known.

2010 Greenland.
50 Kroner.
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In addition to Halfcrowns, I am MAD KEEN on coins of my own country, especially large, silver, obselete ones.





New Zealand Florins - 1942 (Scarce date and this is EF)
1943 Common date (If you call 1.4 million coins common)
1946 Flat Back, this coin has a flatter kiwi and wider rim, also there are 5 whiskers under its beak instead of 4 making it the scarce variety.

This type was used on the 1947 onwards Cupronickel coins and only 250k of the 1.2 million had this type. Here you can the see the difference between the types.



Roundback coin on left, the Flatback on the right.

Just got this 2 days ago. Filled another hole for now

My strategy is normally fill all the holes (full date and rims though - she just fits), then upgrade.

These pics were taken quickly without proper setup so the first two make it look too bright. The last pic is there to show its was my light making the problem.

1989 Soviet Union 1 Rouble:

One of those coins that has a very low value in Krause, but that you never see!

Woody 1909-VDB Lincoln Cent

2018 30g Gold Panda