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I have completed a set of Turkish inflation coins from 2002 and thought I would share!

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2,250,000 Lira in three coins amazing.
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So are they aluminum? I'm too lazy to pull out Krause, but I have a 50k FAO coin that's made out of the metal.
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 Posted 01/10/2009  5:42 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add echizento to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Nice set.
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Nice coins But this denomination is nothing beside coins from The Weimar Republic (especially from Westphalia - eg. this one)
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wd1040 not aluminum feels more like CuNi but could have aluminum in the mix.
DagonX True enough but I can't put a set of those together for $10.00 either.
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He he True, true...
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Westphalia Even finding these in decent condition is usually a challenge.
Now where did I put my 50 pfennig
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The Westphalian pieces were never used as notgeld though. They were basically fundraisers. But for collectors, the word "Billion" (a German Billion is a US trillion) on a coin may well be appealing.

And yes, those Turkish pieces are CuNi. At that time, shortly before the Jan-2005 currency reform, they even had silver commems with a face value of 20,000,000 (old) lira ...

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I already collect too many things. I do, I do, I do.
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