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Now for the quarters, I'll be opening up each decade of coin to photograph and replace the older ones in my Dansco album.

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I'm just glad that from 2000 on-wards are already in BU condition, So I'm going to slowly replace the 1932-1967 quarters to BU (If possible)

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The hardest one will be the 1932-D.
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1974 A German Democratic Republic (Germany) 10 Mark -25th anniversary of the GDR - Pattern.
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Couple of interesting coins from the Italian Occupation of Albania during the WW2 era. These are 0,20 Lek 1939R & 1940R stainless steel coins minted in Italy. I believe the 1939R is the magnetic variant but when testing the two coins, the 1940 coin has much more attraction to the magnet.

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I got a Congress Bicentennial silver dollar and clad half dollar in original government packaging yesterday.
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Continuing with the Occupation theme, here's a couple of coins from Algeria near the tail end of France's long occupation of the country. The first is a 1949 20 Francs coin UNC, copper-nickel, next is Algerian Notgeld 1921 5 Centimes coin, aluminum issued by the Oran Chamber of Commerce.

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Estados Unidos Mexicanos,

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This must be annoying in Belgium having to mint coinage in both Dutch and French, here's a 1989 50 francs coin, both versions.

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My newest Buffalo nickel: 1913 Type 1: The first of many to be upgraded from very worn down to BU (or as near as I can find them)
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This must be annoying in Belgium having to mint coinage in both Dutch and French, here's a 1989 50 francs coin, both versions.
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My newest Buffalo nickel: 1913 Type 1: The first of many to be upgraded from very worn down to BU (or as near as I can find them)
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This must be annoying in Belgium having to mint coinage in both Dutch and French, here's a 1989 50 francs coin, both versions.


Canada does not have this "problem", minting in both English and French?
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Canada does not have this "problem", minting in both English and French?
They mint one coin with both languages. This is two coins, two languages.
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