2010-P United States 16th President $1 Coin
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1979 Afghanistan 10 Afghanis Banknote
The currency of Afghanistan is the Afghani. It has been quite an interest for collectors in Eastern Europe, Turkey and, the Americas.Mostly decorated with islamic motifs, lettering and linear designs, some brought exquisite caligraphy noted by enthusiasts.Another Afghan financial ministry trend has been the inclusion of some of the mountain range of this beautiful country, in many bill denominations as well as specific architecture significant to the population's beliefs and history.This 10 Afghanis note is a well kept example of the features described above. Enjoy it as part of my international currecy collections.
1960-D Lincoln Memorial Cent
AC's Secrets #25We will never be at odds with the 1960 Denver struck. LINCOLN Memorial Cent. Why? Because whether large or small minted date the fascination for this specific coin is unstoppable.There is a myriad of errors or pergaps I should say, opportunities in this coin shown here and many of its minted similars for this year. Whether is a larger tip #9 on the date or an oddly miscut in the #6 for the date area or even some features that might have been escaping even the most keen eyes in the market or collector's exchanges.The great sample shown here is a MS65 RD graded coin. Part of my American coinage acquisitions. Shiny in copper-zinc quite a large quantity were minted by Denver in 1960. Collectors and curious alike keep trending and hunting this cent for specific oddities yet to be found. At auctions, some great items of this coin have been sold for quite a large sum. Enjoy and, keep searching.
1988 Canada Quarter
The Canadian Dollar, with banking code CAD$, is the currency of Canada. Its features in both coinage and paper-money mostly render honor to the British Monarchy, even though Canada is a free country. The monetary tradition keeps the Royal Canadian Mint and other financial entities observant of the British currency standards when it comes to design and printing or engraving the national currency. The issuance of monetary items in Canada though are launched in a different value of the British currency, is also tied to the design features of the United Kingdom when depicting the ruler of the British throne. This is why, the depiction of late Queen Elizabeth II has evolved thru time in the Canadian currency as well as the rest of the British allied commonwealths.A beautiful Canadian Quarter, this 1988 coin features the late Queen's face on her 35th year at the throne and a well known symbol of the Canadian "Caribou." Enjoy!
1979-S Roosevelt Dime
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1957 (1970) Spain 25 Pesetas Coin
General Francisco Franco (1892-1975) was acclaimed leader of the National Republic of Spain on October 1st., 1936 and ran the Country with an iron fist until his death on November 20, 1975. His likeness is depicted on this 25 Pesetas coin.Originally authorized by the ruler's mandate in 1957 all coins kept the year of issue hidden inside a *star* symbol near the bottom left close to the 1957 year. Thus the one shown here belongs to 1970's circulation. The renewed state emblem is also included on the other coin's side. Artistic elements removed the monarchic features of the coinage giving a new National Party infussion to the official currency.An interesting coin to keep and share giving an aspect of last century's Spanish development in the registered currencies of the World. Enjoy!
1964 Kennedy Silver Half Dollar
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1970-80 New York City Transit Token
The New York City Transit Token is a piece to keep more than a souvenir, a portal thru time. It was known and used within the 1970's thru late 1980's within the City of New York transportation system.Brass made, noticeable due to the aesthetics of the punched large "y' on its center, giving thus a peculiar aspect to the item. Many New York City residents and visitors kept the token as a lucky piece, a gift from the City that "never sleeps."Around a million were struck between the 1970-80 period. Even though older ones were authorized, this shown here remains as a valuable and exchangeable item among specific collectors. Enjoy!
1895 Puerto Rico 1 Peso Silver Coin
In joyful celebration of the discovery of Puerto Rico on November 19th, 1493.
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