Happy St. Patrick's Day
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I ordered two of the Ireland 1966 Patrick Pearse 10-shilling silver coins from the Central Bank of Ireland,
they were sent to me via registered mail, and arrived in California on June 6, 1966.
The envelope they came in:
The note which came with the coins:
One of the coins:
Ireland 10 Shillings 1966 Patrick Pearse
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These "Coins of Ireland" animal coins were sold in sets in the 1950's and my father bought two of them.
Ireland Farthing 1953
Ireland Halfpenny 1953
Ireland Penny 1952
Ireland Threepence 1953
Ireland Sixpence 1953
Ireland Shilling 1954
Ireland Florin 1954
Ireland Halfcrown 1954
Ireland "Coins of Ireland" cardboard holder 5" x 3-3/4" (12.7 x 9.5 cm)
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For some reason I thought I was gonna see green coins when I clicked on this post
Steve
Piggies, the slab label is green!
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Nothing Irish, but here's a GREEN ONE!
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Happy Saint Patrick's Day!
(From "Darby O'Gill and the Little People")
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--Severian the Lame
@Boosibri That 1942 1/2 Crown
Happy St. Patrick's Day!!!!!!!!!!
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Just came across a 1937 florin... Attractive but not MS
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I'd love to see some of those Italian(?) designed early patterns of the Irish pieces...
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http://www.baldwin.co.uk/media/cms/fixedpricelist/S2013/BALDWINS SUMMER FPL 2013 - 08 - SCOTTISH and IRISH COINS.pdf
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I have seen a few of these in hand. Wonderful designs.
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Charles II croaked in early 1685, the 1684 dated coinage was abbreviated by his early demise thus this halfpenny is very rare.
James II jumped the ship in Ireland in 1690 but some of his supporters held out in the west of Ireland, namely Limerick into 1691 - overstriking gunmoney shillings as halfpence
Happy St. Patrick's Day!
I forgot that I had this:
Woods Hibernia Halfpenny 1723
Copper, 26 mm, 6.61 gm
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I bought a couple of these notes for my grand-niece.
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Slàinte!
(64BN)
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I finally got a ploughman to go with my dad's 1933 set.
Féile Pádraig faoi mhaise dhaoibh
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Very cool envelope from the Central Bank of Ireland. Reminds me of some of the envelopes I used to have from my commem days with the added allure of a customs stamp. Very collectible indeed. Also love that 1942 half crown, nice toner Boosibri. Happy St. Paddy's day to all. RSP
Beautiful, is that the one auctioned from sovereign rarities earlier this week?
I think I’ll go eat some corn beef and cabbage 😊
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Exactly
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I give away money. I collect money.
I don’t love money . I do love the Lord God.
That's a foul, you're spilling the gravy!
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Happy St. Patrick's day!
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You need to see about getting that 1951 proof back!
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