Danish West Indies 20 cents or one Franc KM#79
Not sure how common this is But its new to me
yours daryl
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Here is a Danish West Indies 2 cents or 10 Bit Km# 76
Danish West Indies 20 cents or one Franc KM#79
Not sure how common this is But its new to me
yours daryl
Danish West Indies 20 cents or one Franc KM#79
Not sure how common this is But its new to me
yours daryl
It is, what it is, or is it.
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Very beautiful #1 
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https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces25897.html
I used to have one of these (token not coin); made about 40 years ago when UK changed over to decimal system, so 6 old pence = 2.5 new pence.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces22497.html
I have this 1837 Canada token (not coin) with value 1 Penny or 2 Sous on it.
Years ago I had a coin with 10 Centimos on one side, and 10 Gramos on the other - and wondered at the time what currency Gramos was - then it occurred to me that Gramos meant Grams in weight.
I used to have one of these (token not coin); made about 40 years ago when UK changed over to decimal system, so 6 old pence = 2.5 new pence.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces22497.html
I have this 1837 Canada token (not coin) with value 1 Penny or 2 Sous on it.
Years ago I had a coin with 10 Centimos on one side, and 10 Gramos on the other - and wondered at the time what currency Gramos was - then it occurred to me that Gramos meant Grams in weight.
Token collector [1600-1899] with some coins
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Ireland - Pound (1928-1971)
1 Reul = 6 Pingin
3 Pingin = ½ Reul
1 Flóirin = 2 Scilling
1 Reul = 6 Pingin
3 Pingin = ½ Reul
1 Flóirin = 2 Scilling
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It's reasonably common, especially with the East Africa/West Africa
But New Zealand also had one. When we transitioned from pounds sterling to dollars and cents they issued a 10 cent coin with "one shilling" on the bottom of them
I don't have one myself but I'll try and find a pic.......here we are
But New Zealand also had one. When we transitioned from pounds sterling to dollars and cents they issued a 10 cent coin with "one shilling" on the bottom of them
I don't have one myself but I'll try and find a pic.......here we are
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I have these Lebanese coin with Value in English at one end and in Arabic at the other.
Lebanon 1955 1 Piastre
Lebanon 1955 2.5 Piastre
Lebanon 1955 1 Piastre
Lebanon 1955 2.5 Piastre
“A man without a hobby is only half alive.”
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Does this count?
Cinco means 5, so I think it should count, it says 5 twice.
This is The "Stargate" Honduras 5 centavos coin
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces8490.html
Mine is 2005
Cinco means 5, so I think it should count, it says 5 twice.
This is The "Stargate" Honduras 5 centavos coin
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces8490.html
Mine is 2005
Check out my Coins for sale on Ebay
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beautiful piece of double-valued coin
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Cita: ALLRED1950hey neilithic i forgot about the transitional coins.Dont sure about coins, but I guess, USSR bancnotes should be got Gunness record, becaue there were denomination on 15 languages
Hey sujit_kumar i wonder what coins has the most different languages on it. Iknow there alot with 2 on them. and afew with 3. I think Israel has 3. I wonder if there is one with 4 or 5 different languages on them.
yours daryl
Russian, Ukrainian, Belarus, Moldavian, Lituanian, Latvian, Estonian, Georgian, Azerbaijani, Armenian, Kazakh, Kirgyz, Uzbek, Tajik, Turkmenian
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Cita: Dato MikeladzeOn Indian banknotes, denomination written on 17 languages.Cita: ALLRED1950hey neilithic i forgot about the transitional coins.Dont sure about coins, but I guess, USSR bancnotes should be got Gunness record, becaue there were denomination on 15 languages
Hey sujit_kumar i wonder what coins has the most different languages on it. Iknow there alot with 2 on them. and afew with 3. I think Israel has 3. I wonder if there is one with 4 or 5 different languages on them.
yours daryl
Russian, Ukrainian, Belarus, Moldavian, Lituanian, Latvian, Estonian, Georgian, Azerbaijani, Armenian, Kazakh, Kirgyz, Uzbek, Tajik, Turkmenian
Let's Do A Swap To Know Each Other Culture.
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Same thing for Cuba :
V Centavos = 5 grams Cu/Ni (250‰ Ni)
and the Dominican republic:
V Centavos = 5 grams Cu/Ni (250‰ Ni)
and the Dominican republic:
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Here's one from east Africa 1937 50 cents/half shilling
A lot of the East Africa and Uganda coins are like this
A lot of the East Africa and Uganda coins are like this
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Cita: VladislavVery beautiful #1Currently traveling to France
How lucky I am to have such a friend
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Here's the Papal States coin
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One of the world's most plain and boring coins ever -
The numerical denomination is on both sides! Why?!
The numerical denomination is on both sides! Why?!
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Cita: ALLRED1950Hey neil nice papal states coin , I still dont have any. Iam going to put that on my wish list.Thanks, I pick them up whenever I find them, unfortunately they don't come up very often. I've got 4 so far: the 10 soldi I showed already, a 1 lire coin, the 20 baiocchi in the last round of the MPCC was mine https://en.numista.com/forum/topic32223.html and I have this other one which also fits into this category. Copper 1868 4 soldi/20 centesimi with a chop mark by the date. It's huge, about the size of a crown
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"Zwei Pfenninge" (0.02 Mark) or 180 einen Thaler (1/180 Thaler), issued in Prussia, 1868
During the transition period from Thaler to Mark, many German states have issued this double currency copper coins. They were fractions of a Thaler (non-decimal) and decimal parts of a Mark.
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During the transition period from Thaler to Mark, many German states have issued this double currency copper coins. They were fractions of a Thaler (non-decimal) and decimal parts of a Mark.
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Another elder (1813) Prussian coin: Sechs einen Thaler (1/6th of a Thaler) or "84 einen feinen Mark". This refers to the master silver weight unit used to determine the weight of the Thaler using a "Thaler footage". By the early 19th century, in most German States, 14 Thaler were produced using 1 feine Mark.
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Cita: nalaberongOne of the world's most plain and boring coins ever -these are better. denomination from both sides, and no year on at least on one
The numerical denomination is on both sides! Why?!
why? - no answer
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Here's a nice one from Rhodesia
Si tu cognes ta tête contre une cruche et que ça sonne creux, ce n'est pas forcément la cruche... lollll mon proverbe préféré !
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5 pesetas AND 40 pieces in a kilogram, does that count?
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So for 2, 5, 10, 20 cts/lepta, all the way up to:
Funny that they don't use Drachme on the 1 and 2 euro pieces.
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Here are couple of Iceland
50 (Fimmtiu) Aurar
10 (Tiu) Aurar
5 (Fimm) Aurar
50 (Fimmtiu) Aurar
10 (Tiu) Aurar
5 (Fimm) Aurar
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Cita: Gwyde"Zwei Pfenninge" (0.02 Mark) or 180 einen Thaler (1/180 Thaler), issued in Prussia, 1868That's simply not true. There was no 'double currency' in Germany during this time. From the currency reform instituted in Prussia in 1821 Thaler was equal to 360 'old' Pfennings struck between 1821 and 1871 (before it was 288 pfennigs) and Mark introduced in 1871 was equal to 100 'new' Pfennigs struck from 1871 on. One Mark was equal to 1/3 Vereinsthaler, therefore 120 old pfennings = 100 new pfennigs.
During the transition period from Thaler to Mark, many German states have issued this double currency copper coins. They were fractions of a Thaler (non-decimal) and decimal parts of a Mark.
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German Wiki: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deutsche_W%C3%A4hrungsgeschichte_vor_1871#.C3.9Cberblick_.E2.80.93_M.C3.BCnzen_deutscher_Territorien_1813
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