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This beautiful coin circulated from 1832 to 1843. It is tied to French industrial growth within 18332 thru 1848.
Both notes were distributed by the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank (G7). Measuring 6.14 x 2.61 inches, this interesting numbered $5 notes may represent further colkecting features.
Years of circulation: 1963-1980 Worth*** 10 Pesos Oro 10 COP Composition*** Paper Size ************140 × 69 mm Shape******** Rectangular Demonetized* 1980 (1990) Obverse********************** Lilac and slate blue on green and multicolor print General Antonio Nariño at left Lettering: El Banco de la Republica Pagara al Portador Diez Pesos Oro Translation: The Bank of the Republic Ten Pesos gold Reverse*************************** Archaeological site with monoliths Lettering: Banco de Republic Bogota, Colombia Diez Pesos Oro Translation: Bank of the Republic Bogota, Colombia Ten Pesos gold
The "Peso Oro" was the Dominican Republic's currency since 1937 until 1993, since then it is named Dominican Peso. Many monetary reforms have been made to help this national currency compete against Worldwide markets. Around 1904 thru 1909 the US Dollar was used by the island-nation in all commercial endeavours. This type of currency was in use until 1972. ***This note has cut or alignment errors in the reverse. A 1966 note was shown in a separate blog at an earlier date.
5 Mexican Pesos Coin Circulated from 1980 to 1985 and was officially retired in 1995. The Mexican Peso was originally launched as national currency in 1868 and ran until 1992.
Jamaican 1977 10 cents, circulated originally from 1969 to 1989, demonetized officially on December 2018.
This type of note was launched under US Government supervision. Year; 1944 Currency: Peso (1857-1967) Composition: Paper Size: 161.9 × 67.4 mm Shape: Rectangular Demonetized: 30 July 1967
AC's Secrets #1 Includes the Olympic Coliseum Los Angeles silver dollar with a low mintage of 1.8 million. *Mirror-like surfaces and frosted design details *Official U.S. Mint case Choice Proof 63 condition ***Struck in quite limited quantities just for collectors, this 1984-S Prestige Proof Set honors a special event in U.S. history: THE LOS ANGELES OLYMPIC GAMES Year: 1984 Product Type: Sets ***Sets Mintage: 316,680 ***Coins Per Set: 6
Barbadian 5 cents coin, issued 2002. Obverse.................................. National Arms of Barbados Script: Latin Lettering: 20 02 PRIDE AND INDUSTRY BARBADOS Engraver: Philip Nathan Reverse..................................... South Point Lighthouse, value below Script: Latin Lettering: PN FIVE CENTS Engraver: Philip Nathan Edge............. Plain 5 Cents - Elizabeth II - obverse Mints.................................. Royal Canadian Mint, Winnipeg, Canada Royal Mint (Tower Hill), London, United Kingdom FM The Franklin Mint, Wawa, Pennsylvania, United States
Look for very small pale ink stamps near the green seal on the obverse and another tiny stamp on the reverse near the numbering.
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