Dorado, I also interestingly have an unbelievably worn 1952 Canadian quarter and a Rosie dime from that era. They were so worn I refused to show them! You will get to see a very stained but still sharp 1947 Canadian quarter though!

My final group of 1952 coins


Libya, Idris 5 millemes and 2 Piastres (Before their oil wealth and Qadaffi).

Morocco 10 and 50 Francs Brass
These two pairs are from 2020, but I cleaned up the photos. I still have the coins like every coin I show here.
The following photos are all fresh ones. You can tell if the photo is new by the size of 300 x 300 pixels for single coins and 500x coin height for pairs.
Except British, Australian and NZ coins, which are often larger along with Canadian dollars which are 400 x 400 and most half crowns and florins are 450 x 450 as well.

Angola - 10 Angolares Silver (Although written as Escudos, they called their currency the Angolare from 1932 to 1955)

Mozambique (Colonial) 2.50 Escudos, tiny silver coin

Netherlands Antilles (Saba, St Maarten etc) 1 Guilder - 64% silver a handsome full size coin. I am not sure if these were used in Aruba, Curacao, Suriname etc too as those places had their own Kwartjies and tien cent coins.
And something to delight NumisRob and Trigg

British sixpence, a very scarce coin by 6d standards.Just over 1 million were minted and this compares to 88 million in 1948 and an average of 30 million or so per year in KGVI sixpences. the next scarcest year was 1938 with 13 million and that is considered a harder date! The sixpence was a well used coin in Pre and Post WW2 UK and my example is very well used
