Quote: Mark240590So when I go to Portugal in the summer I should be watching out for Dutch 1 & 2 cents ?You could, but 1 cent coins from 1999 - 2004 (except 2002) and 2 cent coins from 1999 - 2004 aren't rare. So everything from 2005 and beyond is scarce.
Coins with animals
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St Helena & Ascension Islands. Apologies for some of the pics not being very good; it's the plastic cover they're in is rather scratched/marked in places.
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Isle of Man crown
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https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces17311.html
That is a triple favourite of mine (which I own), as not only does it have an animal on it, it is also bimetal, and is also a 15 degree die rotation error!
That is a triple favourite of mine (which I own), as not only does it have an animal on it, it is also bimetal, and is also a 15 degree die rotation error!
Token collector [1600-1899] with some coins
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Hi!
I found this topic interesting!
Some of my animals :
I found this topic interesting!
Some of my animals :
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Quote: james wolfe
I have one, posted in 'Collectable bullion' Topic. Thanks for comment you wrote yesterday about me and bam777, but I was not impressed with what you wrote on 'If you were a coin where would you hide ?'.
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Un animal de légende : Pégase 
Ut ameris , amabilis esto .
sorry for my English , Google traduction
sorry for my English , Google traduction
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Quote: Dr. Math[EDIT]Heh, for someone certainly an animal!
Boris Planinc - freelance journalist (Slovenia)
an zacuk im sorry for that one i dont know where my mind was
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I am no good at haggling - this afternoon I went into a pawnbroker's (my first time ever) as in the window I saw a lovely lion proof coin in a capsule. I asked how much, he said twenty pounds, I said alright! Perhaps I should have offered £5 to start with, then worked up; maybe next time. 
There is no KM number that I can see. The diameter is 40mm and thickness 3mm in the holder.
Obverse: REPUBLIQUE DEMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 10 Francs
Reverse: MAP OF THE P.R. OF CHINA 2003
and with gold colouring on the map, with a red insert near top right of map. Any scratches are needless to say on the holder not the coin. Probably made of silver, and has a milled edge.
There is no KM number that I can see. The diameter is 40mm and thickness 3mm in the holder.
Obverse: REPUBLIQUE DEMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 10 Francs
Reverse: MAP OF THE P.R. OF CHINA 2003
and with gold colouring on the map, with a red insert near top right of map. Any scratches are needless to say on the holder not the coin. Probably made of silver, and has a milled edge.
Token collector [1600-1899] with some coins
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Noble, beautiful, intelligent, courageous, faithful and delicious.
I gave my Eire 1pingin to a nephew and told him he had to start easy and work up to the lions and bears.
I gave my Eire 1pingin to a nephew and told him he had to start easy and work up to the lions and bears.
A smart man learns from his mistakes. A smarter man learns from someone else's.
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here are some of my animal coins from Australia and surrounding islands
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Quote: "deficente"SwordfishThis is West African traditional mask ( Ashanti). not a swordfish
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agree :) mask is stylized fish. but its not fish at all - its a mask.
for me, this one is not a reason to take it in a thread " coins with animals" as wolf , if it is exist on the coin.
but.. who knows - people are different :)
probably for someone it is a wolf as animal. 100 men - 100 reason :)
best
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for me, this one is not a reason to take it in a thread " coins with animals" as wolf , if it is exist on the coin.
but.. who knows - people are different :)
probably for someone it is a wolf as animal. 100 men - 100 reason :)
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What about a very very old style of wild boars? Here is the Leuci version (Gaul).
And what about a Carthage horse?
And what about a Carthage horse?
Administrateur du catalogue, référent de nombreuses nations antiques et de la Lorraine.
Catalogue administrator, numerous Antique nations and Lorraine referee.
Catalogue administrator, numerous Antique nations and Lorraine referee.
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An Elephant and a Bull:
Indo-Greek, Baktria: Apollodotos I Drachm (Bopearachchi-4F; SNG ANS 328-336)
Obv: Sacred elephant with decorative belt and Greek legend - ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΑΠΟΛΛΟΔΟΤΟΥ ΣΩΤΗΡΟΣ
Rev: Bull with Kharoshti legend - MAHARAJASA TRATARASA APALADATASA
Indo-Greek, Baktria: Apollodotos I Drachm (Bopearachchi-4F; SNG ANS 328-336)
Obv: Sacred elephant with decorative belt and Greek legend - ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΑΠΟΛΛΟΔΟΤΟΥ ΣΩΤΗΡΟΣ
Rev: Bull with Kharoshti legend - MAHARAJASA TRATARASA APALADATASA
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Quote: "Quant.Geek"An Elephant and a Bull:Piece of Fine Arts !!! beautiful!!!
Indo-Greek, Baktria: Apollodotos I Drachm (Bopearachchi-4F; SNG ANS 328-336)
Obv: Sacred elephant with decorative belt and Greek legend - ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΑΠΟΛΛΟΔΟΤΟΥ ΣΩΤΗΡΟΣ
Rev: Bull with Kharoshti legend - MAHARAJASA TRATARASA APALADATASA
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I've just gone through my Canadian coins, and then I just grabbed those I had within an arm's reach.
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I have a few United Kingdom Conder (or Currency) Tokens with animals on ...
also from U.S.A. ...
also from U.S.A. ...
Token collector [1600-1899] with some coins
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Just thinking on starting a collection of coins containing animals on it, and found this great thread!
I specially loved those ones from Australia and New Zealand. Also Nessie one is awesome!
Here my contribution. South African Rands coins are also good examples:
(photos taken from net)
I specially loved those ones from Australia and New Zealand. Also Nessie one is awesome!
Here my contribution. South African Rands coins are also good examples:
(photos taken from net)
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here's a few from my collection
Greece, Cayman Islands, Italy, Peru, Finland, Canada, USA, and Ireland.
Greece, Cayman Islands, Italy, Peru, Finland, Canada, USA, and Ireland.
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Quote: "sc.rednek"here's a few from my collectionAll ROI pre-decimal and decimal common circulation coins have animals on them.
Greece, Cayman Islands, Italy, Peru, Finland, Canada, USA, and Ireland.
'We make a living by what we get, we make a life by what we give.'
Sir Winston Churchill
Sir Winston Churchill
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I have one or two with animals. Some weird bird on an old penny
A trout or salmon on an irish Floirin
An albatross on a Guernsey penny
And a cow on a Guernsey 2P
A trout or salmon on an irish Floirin
An albatross on a Guernsey penny
And a cow on a Guernsey 2P
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Quote: "LarryS"I have one or two with animals. Some weird bird on an old pennyThe bird on the Irish penny is adapted from ornamental detail in the book of Kells.
A trout or salmon on an irish Floirin
An albatross on a Guernsey penny
And a cow on a Guernsey 2P
The animal on the florin is a salmon.
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Thanks! That was the first part - here are some more of mine ...
Token collector [1600-1899] with some coins
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Quote: "ZacUK" Some more that I own ...
What is this one?
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Quote: "joecoin2"
Quote: "ZacUK" Some more that I own ...
What is this one?
Quote: "ZacUK" Some more that I own ...
It is the other side of the previous image - so those two and the previous two,
have no lettering either side. Maybe German spielmarke.
I now found the listing I bought them from, as a pair, and the title was >
'Germany Brass Animals Cards Token ca.1800'
Token collector [1600-1899] with some coins
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Quote: "LarryS"It would be fun to specialise in coins featuring animals!I'm working on a way to present my nature collection, first step is organizing ...
How about trees? Many with trees?
Birds
Mammals
Still need to work on picture quality ;)
Just call me Bram
No new swaps for the moment, still too many half-ongoing swaps to clean up!
No new swaps for the moment, still too many half-ongoing swaps to clean up!
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One of my favorite notgeld coins, bear, which I think look like a dog
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Quote: "Prewitt"Very nice. But what is 'notgeld'?
One of my favorite notgeld coins, bear, which I think look like a dog
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Quote: "LarryS"I think it was forms of local emergency money used in various European countries after World War I.
Quote: "Prewitt"Very nice. But what is 'notgeld'?
One of my favorite notgeld coins, bear, which I think look like a dog
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Yes I understand, but if you put Not into google translate it gives you Not in English
(I'm currently learning French and German using Duolingo)
(I'm currently learning French and German using Duolingo)
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