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ajaan

South Africa Proof 1951 5s. Coin is mainly white. Probably PF63-64 at NGC. Mintage of 2000. Krause value of $35. Sell for $28. ppd 1st class to US.

South Africa Proof 1951 2s. Coin is mainly white. I say PF64. Mintage 2000. Krause value $15. Sell for $11. ppd to US.

Mexico 1963 20c BU red $1.25 ppd.

Canada Token 1857 1/2d Bank of Upper Canada. PC-5D NGC AU58 BN oh so close to Unc. $50. ppd.

+ insurance is desired. International shipping add 50c. PayPal OK.

Click here for some great eBay bargains including a NGC PF68 1955 shilling (SA).

CoinAddict

Link to BigD5's Darkside coins for sale on the BST.

AndyBruce

Link to current OnlineCoins Auctions

AUCTION: 1704 English Maundy 4 Pence
AUCTION: 1787 English Sixpence with hearts
AUCTION: 1855 English Half Penny
AUCTION: 1887 English Double Florin Roman I
AUCTION: 1887 English Shilling YH
AUCTION: 1887 English Half Crown
AUCTION: 1927 English Penny



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Andy

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SYRACUSIAN

WTB: 1 and 2 rappens 1850-1940, raw, in unc/bu ,the more red the better.
and one of Marty's 1936B francs.



And a nice coin for sale,Greece 1876A 20 drachmai gold PCGS AU58 @ $650








Also: Switzerland 1916 1 franc BU $64 (cat. $120)
1955 1/2 franc choice SPecimen $59 (cat.110)

Numismatics

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lordmarcovan

I have a nice 1970 "last of the old coinage" Brit proof set in the original box.

And a silver Cook Islands "Crown Jewels" locket coin with the gems inside, in the original mint booklet thingie.

No pics, but the Cook Islands piece is like this.

Fairly low mintage, and unusual.

I have about $16 invested in the Brit set and $75 in the Cook Islands piece. Will swap either for older stuff. Whatcha got?

Aethelred

I have some stuff ending over the next few days on eBay

Cladiator

$30.00 + shipping - ON HOLD
"2004 Standard Catalog of World Coins 1901-Present 31st Edition" Softcover, C.Krause (Excellent near perfect condition)

$30.00 + shipping - ON HOLD
"Standard Catalog of World Coins 1801-1900 3rd Edition" Softcover, C.Krause (Excellent near perfect condition)

I have a couple other books too (lightside), they all are in a thread on the BST forum.

ajaan

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lordmarcovan

Still have the Swedish 1750 2-daler plate from the Nicobar shipwreck.





I would grade it F15. The counterstamps are uneven in places. Admittedly,it's a bit tough to grade these.

Sweden in the 18th century was poor in silver but rich in copper, so they struck these giant pieces of copper plate money from 1644 to 1775, by stamping large plates of copper with official marks. The coins were designed to hold an equivalent amount of copper to the silver coins they replaced. Plate money was often exported as bullion but actually circulated in Sweden and Finland for more than a century.

The Nicobar shipwreck, which sank off South Africa on July 11, 1783, while on its way to India. Most plate money on the market today comes from this wreck. The 1750 2-daler pieces like this one are the most common, but still relatively seldom seen. I bought this at the 2004 FUN show in Orlando, and at the time it was the first piece of plate money I had seen in about 12 years.

Catalogs $450.00 in Fine and $600.00 in VF in the 2nd Edition Krause). KM(PM)71.

I have it priced at $365 in my antique mall booth but will listen to offers over $300.

wildjag

<< <i>Still have the Swedish 1750 2-daler plate from the Nicobar shipwreck.



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Your not wearing gloves and holding this by the edges, are you a coin newbie

lordmarcovan

Am too holding it by the edges!

Damthing weighs several pounds.