This are Africas famous big 5
But who holds numismatists/collectors big 4? Who has coins containing Gold, Silver, Platin or Palladium?
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After reading all those "I have 7474848 gazillions coin threads" from countries nobody cares.
This are Africas famous big 5
But who holds numismatists/collectors big 4? Who has coins containing Gold, Silver, Platin or Palladium?
My Status: 3/4
Post yours :8D
This are Africas famous big 5
But who holds numismatists/collectors big 4? Who has coins containing Gold, Silver, Platin or Palladium?
My Status: 3/4
Post yours :8D
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I collect predominantly coins that were meant for circulation and I have 1 maybe 1.5 (silver and gilded silver). Platin and palladium I use for chemistry rather than having them for coins 
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hahah @erdvilla its just true. Apart from numista nobody cares two hoots about most "valueable" world coins collections. 
I dont know if 1g exists but to my knowledge the smallest Palladium-coin is the soviet ruble with 0,25 oz. Platinum is 1/20 oz Australian Koala.
@houseofham this thread is about the big four and not about your non-ferrous metal cluster.
But ok, i also have some coins containing niobium.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces69088.html
@nehilitic yes, even if the coins are just plated its ok for this survey. We are not that strict here and maybe some dont have the cash for solid silver coins or a not collecting that long to run across some..
I dont know if 1g exists but to my knowledge the smallest Palladium-coin is the soviet ruble with 0,25 oz. Platinum is 1/20 oz Australian Koala.
@houseofham this thread is about the big four and not about your non-ferrous metal cluster.
But ok, i also have some coins containing niobium.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces69088.html
@nehilitic yes, even if the coins are just plated its ok for this survey. We are not that strict here and maybe some dont have the cash for solid silver coins or a not collecting that long to run across some..
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Silver because silver is silver and did circulate a lot and is definitely a beautiful metal.
Gold because of Grand'Pa - and Grand'Ma - who still have that as a refuge reference value and think one deserves it for his "baccalauréat", matura, bachelor degree, PhD, birth of first kid, last tooth lost, circumcision, etc etc (you choose)
. So for example a restrike 1915 ducat https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces26247.html , a "20 francs or" https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces7022.html , or a 200 schillings "Philarmoniker" https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces41388.html . No that I really like them but I respect a lot Opa's will 
Happy collecting,
André
PS. None in my swap list
Silver because silver is silver and did circulate a lot and is definitely a beautiful metal.
Gold because of Grand'Pa - and Grand'Ma - who still have that as a refuge reference value and think one deserves it for his "baccalauréat", matura, bachelor degree, PhD, birth of first kid, last tooth lost, circumcision, etc etc (you choose)
. So for example a restrike 1915 ducat https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces26247.html , a "20 francs or" https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces7022.html , or a 200 schillings "Philarmoniker" https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces41388.html . No that I really like them but I respect a lot Opa's will Happy collecting,
André
PS. None in my swap list
Quand l'Histoire et la Géographie se croisent sur nos pièces de monnaie ...
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I have read that india - republic is launching its first gold coin soo........n.
If i buy that mine will be 2/4
I have read that india - republic is launching its first gold coin soo........n.
If i buy that mine will be 2/4
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If before Numista I saw the World as only the staple countries most people know, but had a good sense of geography, I am sure some other users without any geography sense and without trying to know where the coins they are getting came from, they surely saw the World as this:
And after Numista, you bookmarked this web as I did, t see the evolution of our Political World:
http://geacron.com/home-en/
And after Numista, you bookmarked this web as I did, t see the evolution of our Political World:
http://geacron.com/home-en/
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History through coins.
Eli V
History through coins.
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this is how i see mexican collectors
one of my favourite films btw.
this is how i see fellow collectors from murica.
one of my favourite films btw.
this is how i see fellow collectors from murica.
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I was probably like:
Alabama is here, USA in every direction, South is Mexico, North is Canada, Haiti, Cuba, Dom. Republic, overseas is France somewhere, Britain, China is impossible to find, Russia is near Alaska.
Alabama is here, USA in every direction, South is Mexico, North is Canada, Haiti, Cuba, Dom. Republic, overseas is France somewhere, Britain, China is impossible to find, Russia is near Alaska.
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I'm curious as to how you view us Brits. 
http://www.facebook.com/NumismaticsUK
I'm not an expert in any kind of coins, but I reckon I'm good at research and will do my best to help. Feel free to tell me my identifications/valuations/gradings are wrong. It's the only way I'll learn.
I'm not an expert in any kind of coins, but I reckon I'm good at research and will do my best to help. Feel free to tell me my identifications/valuations/gradings are wrong. It's the only way I'll learn.
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Cita: BizzoDoesI'm curious as to how you view us Brits.
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Cita: BizzoDoesI'm curious as to how you view us Brits.
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Cita: Muenzenhamsterthis is how i see mexican collectorsDamn that was a huge swap!
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History through coins.
Eli V
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is this the average next door british collector??( i was thinking a very long time if i should post that photo)
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Cita: Muenzenhamster@ erdvilla and bam777I knew where it was from. I am Mexican and since I don't think I am that handsome them I am Ugly. And for being withe and having clear hair all my life I've been called (Güero) "Blonde" or (Güerito) "Blondie". And I am Bad
http://youtu.be/XuUWq7qGSro
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History through coins.
Eli V
History through coins.
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Cita: erdvillaWasn't blondie the good?Cita: Muenzenhamster@ erdvilla and bam777I knew where it was from. I am Mexican -and for being withe and having clear hair- all my life I've been called (Güero) "Blonde" or (Güerito) "Blondie". And I am Bad
http://youtu.be/XuUWq7qGSro
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Cita: kolikko99Yes, but the Mexican was the Ugly.Cita: erdvillaWasn't blondie the good?Cita: Muenzenhamster@ erdvilla and bam777I knew where it was from. I am Mexican -and for being withe and having clear hair- all my life I've been called (Güero) "Blonde" or (Güerito) "Blondie". And I am Bad
http://youtu.be/XuUWq7qGSro
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History through coins.
Eli V
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Cita: bam777The thing with this film is...despite the fact it is long...it is incredible. The Good - Blondie, is very cool but part of me thinks that he is just as bad as The Bad. Perhaps that is the point of the title: That each of the men is a part of each Good, Bad and Ugly.It is an incredible classic. One of the best made. And in a sense I think my grandfather went through that epoch and that is why most of his silver coins had mud on them, as I am pretty sure he had to bury them to prevent them from being stolen... or maybe he was the Ugly and that was his share of the loot... but those where gold coins... I wonder if my grandpa spent them
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Cita: erdvillaI don't think it's one of the best I think it's the bestCita: bam777The thing with this film is...despite the fact it is long...it is incredible. The Good - Blondie, is very cool but part of me thinks that he is just as bad as The Bad. Perhaps that is the point of the title: That each of the men is a part of each Good, Bad and Ugly.It is an incredible classic. One of the best made. And in a sense I think my grandfather went through that epoch and that is why most of his silver coins had mud on them, as I am pretty sure he had to bury them to prevent them from being stolen... or maybe he was the Ugly and that was his share of the loot... but those where gold coins... I wonder if my grandpa spent them
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@bizzo yes there is definitly a special place in hell for that guy. The public should have killed his beloved ones when he was still alive so he knows what he did. :°
this standoff is also very good, could be 2 collectors at a auction wanting a very rare coin
http://youtu.be/BdK0jaLuJL8
this standoff is also very good, could be 2 collectors at a auction wanting a very rare coin
http://youtu.be/BdK0jaLuJL8
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i prefer bullion over scrap and junk.
btw. i am 4/4 now, got myself an Bullion Palladium -Maple leaf
But after Bizzodoes link i will research the other Elements and think what could go skyrocketing in the future.
btw. i am 4/4 now, got myself an Bullion Palladium -Maple leaf
But after Bizzodoes link i will research the other Elements and think what could go skyrocketing in the future.
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