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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Since vbekarevich didn't seem to have much chance to talk, if not didn't really understand the requirements, I guess this is another chance for him to understand. (and excuse me for my poor Russian!) vbekarevich: Привет vbekarevich, добро пожаловать в coincommunity форум. В здесь, Вы должны сделать по краeнеe мере 50 постов прежде, чем Вы можете торговать, продавать или покупать монеты. Это правило сделано так, чтобы люди могли знать лучше о Вас. Надежда Вы наслаждаетесь вашим временем здесь. Now back into the topic, Belarus had some inflation issues in the past. Hence, no coins except commemorative coins were minted.     At one stage, Belarus was the only country that seriously planned on unifying back with Russia as it had plenty of finicial woos and probably hoped that a strong ruble can help to back it's economy. More details can be read here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belarusian_rubleIn comparsion, it's neighbours, Russia, Ukraine, Poland, Lithuania all do have coins for circulations. Don't be mistaken - Belarus do produce some of the world's finest coins, including the Crystal series coins on oxidized silver which is probably an unique way to design such. Examples can be seen at Greg's homepage: http://www.chervonets.com which I urge you to take a look if you haven't done so. What do you think of Belarusian commemorative coin designs? Now... let the discussion roll. :) |
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Belarus
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What do you mean by "Since vbekarevich didn't seem to have much chance to talk, if not didn't really understand the requirements, I guess this is another chance for him to understand." Well I understand the rules in the right way. By the way the English variant is more understandable for me than your Russian one. Your Russian (or Russian of your computer translator) is really awful  I like your collection of Soviet and Russian coins. And thank you for compliment to "some of the world's finest coins". As I have already posted http://www.nbrb.by/Natiobank/index_eng.html |
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Belgium
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This is Babelfish backtranslation to English  Regards vbekarevich, good to grant in coincommunity forum. In here, you must make at least 50 it is point-duty, before you can dealing, selling or buying coins. This rule is made so that the people could know better about you hope you you delight in by your time here |
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Belarus
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quote:
Originally posted by ageka
This is Babelfish backtranslation to English
Regards vbekarevich, good to grant in coincommunity forum. In here, you must make at least 50 it is point-duty, before you can dealing, selling or buying coins. This rule is made so that the people could know better about you hope you you delight in by your time here
The Russian variant looks a like that  |
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Belgium
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Yes I know I have an american friend He bought a coin in Spain Now he tried a spanish question and got a Babelfish english answer one could NOT understand Now I speak basic spanish so I put the question and the vendor answered in Babelfish English So I had to tell all parties please stop Babelfish and let me do the basic translation between spanish and english because if I do not know a word I will know and can look it up and I will be sure at least the content can be understood  |
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United States
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Hi vbekarevich I just found your link to the Belarus commemorative coins, they are very beautiful with a wide variety of topics... I noticed most all of these have very tiny mintages...are they still readily available to you?  Best regards, Dennis |
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Belarus
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Pillar of the Community
 Australia
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If you noticed, I did mention the site, http://www.chervonets.com. I highly recommand that site as Greg is one of the best sellers. |
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I have purchased some Belarus commemoratives in the last 4 years and most are absolutely stunning to say the least. Very eye appealing, with a wide range of topics and very well struck. The Swans I have in both cupro-nickel and silver are absolutely amazing works of art!
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New Zealand
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I just had a look at the site you mentioned gxseries and it is great! Vbekarevich the 2006 20 rouble proof has to be one of the most stunning coins I have ever seen  How many other country's would have a type of gem stone embedded in their coins?  |
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Australia
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New Zealand
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Wow Snooba that is a very cool coin but a little large |
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Belarus
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Posted 09/13/2006 1:34 pm
That's really great!
