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1951 Quarter  
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1951 Nickel  
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A very worn 1951 Irish Halfcrown   It was the first issue of Halfcrowns and Florins in Ireland since 1943 and of course the first in Cupronickel.
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Canada
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1951 Republica de Bolivia. Un Boliviano.  
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Morocco - 1 Franc 1951   A tiny aluminium coin, that has held up well for nearly 70 years! Starting in 1950, I will be cutting down to 4 coins a year at most.
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What's the problem, right year and a coin not shown yet. It was still posted in the right time. Very hard here as your new days start at 5pm here!
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Canada
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Quote: What's the problem, right year and a coin not shown yet. It was still posted in the right time. Very hard here as your new days start at 5pm here! Take it easy my friend...before taken any conclusions,check the link ... 
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My first 1950 coin - a stunning NZ halfcrown   Common as dirt in Fine condition, scarce as hens teeth in EF - AU like this one. You guys are really lucky - it only arrived this week! This is the earlier Type 1, Wide date variety.
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Next - 1950 saw a large issue of coins in West Germany, here I show you a 10 Pfennig, 50 Pfennig and 1 Mark   Similar designs appeared in 1949, but with a different inscription. These were reconstruction coins of the new Deutschmark started in 1948. Some like the one mark were dated 1950 until the early 1960s. Initially 1 Mark was the top coin and then 5 Mark silver coins a year later and 2 Marks not until the late 60s. These coins were nickel and brass (Also copper 1 and 2Pfg) and the designs lasted through to 2001!
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1950 France 20 francs. This aluminium-bronze coin was introduced this year along with similar 10F and 50F coins. By 1950 the French franc was worth only about one-fiftieth of its 1914 value. 20-franc coins were made of gold until 1914 and then were large silver coins from 1929-39. 
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Dorado - okay, I am on Numista too - as Moneytane. Guess time for my 3rd of 4 coin posts for 1950 - the year of my stepfathers birth (He died in 2015)   A 1950 British sixpence, a cute coin and when we get to 1948, you will see the cypher and inscription get more elaborate.
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Canada
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1950 Canada. Dollar.  
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1950 Canada. 50 cents.  
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