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Australia
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Very nice haul, especially the two silver coins from Germany I knew you would like them Ralf. Welcome back Andreas, it's great to see your finds again. I wish we had markets here like that. :( Steve :)
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So after the long hiatus there were immediately some things to see. 150kr worth gives you this: Fantastic! 
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 Sweden
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I made it today for another trip to the market and there were lots to go around - giving me options and allowing me to be picky. I'm quite pleased with today.   50 Pfennig, Germany 1983-G 2 Mark, Germany 1962-G (Planck), 1967-D (Planck), 1981-G (Schumacher), 1982-F (Heuss), 1992-A (Erhard) & 1994-J (Erhard) 5 Mark, Germany, 1975-D 1 Lek, Albania 2008 5 Leke, Albania 2000 10 Leke, Albania 1996 20 Leke, Albania 2000 (x2) 50 Leke, Albania 2000 (x2) 100 Leke, Albania 2000 (x2) 5 Tetri, Georgia 1993 100 Livres, Lebanon 1996 1 Piastre, Jordan 1996 2 Pounds, Syria 1996 25 Pounds, Syria 1995 10 Öre, Sweden 1983 1 Krona, Sweden 1898 20 Kroner, Norway 2000 25 Lira, Turkey 1986 1000 Lira, Turkey 1991 2 Drachmes, Greece 1982 2 Schilling, Austria 1983 50 Centavos, Ecuador 2000 10 Baht, Thailand 2007 In total spent 120kr. Particularly pleased with the German marks and Albanian coins. Can't wait for my next trip!  |
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Bedrock of the Community
United Kingdom
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Looks like a good haul!
I hardly ever find Max Planck type 2-mark coins in junk stalls.
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United States
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Fantastic lot!  |
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Sweden
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So I made it to the market today and activity was quite high which is a brilliant setup for any coin hunting session. Today's results:   10 Schilling, Austria 1959, 1974, 1976, 1978, 1987 2 Zlote, Poland 1994 (x2) & 1995 (x2) ½ Penny, Jersey 1980 2 Pence, Jersey 1992 50 Pence, UK 1997, 1998, 2001 (x3) & 2006 2 Lati, Latvia 1992 5 Pesos, Mexico 2008 & 2009 1 Dollar, Canada 1987 1 Kina, Papua New Guinea 1975 (x2) 25 Øre, Norway 1916 5 Centavos, Argentina 1938 10 Milliemes, Egypt 1929 1 Markka, Finland 1965 5 Sheqalim, Israel (x5) 10 Sheqalim, Israel (x7)   And an additional DKK 205 and NOK 65. All for a total of SEK 190 - less than the same nominal in Danish kroner. A good day after not having made it for a couple of weeks. Also quite pleased about the Papuan coins and Norwegian silvers! |
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United States
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I like the coin with the gators!
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United States
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So what do you do with all of these? Just keep them?
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So what do you do with all of these? It varies! The first coins that will go of these are the Norwegian coins as I'm planning on making it close to the Norwegian border soon where they can be used in border shops. For the Danish coins, I'm likewise planning on making a trip however quick it might be to exchange older and newer coins for notes and use leftovers as travel currency. Same goes for many currencies I get, UK pounds and euros for instance. Many coins also go up for trading as I'm sure my trading buddies are aware. Otherwise I'm always looking for upgrades and new type coins/notes, and anything else is sorted and added to the accumulation! Quote:
I like the coin with the gators! Interestingly, I think this is the first time I've ever seen PNG coins for sale in person in Sweden. Not that they are particularly rare, it's just that some world coins don't really make it to the other side of the world.
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08/02/2021 04:14 am
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Australia
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Another nice haul Andreas. Quote:
Many coins also go up for trading as I'm sure my trading buddies are aware. Very much so, and I thank you for your help with coins over the last few years. :) Steve :) View my Coins here, (NOW WITH OVER 16,800 IMAGES).... http://www.coincommunity.org/galler...hp?cat=10048OFEC count = 237 |
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United States
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So I made it to the market today and activity was quite high which is a brilliant setup for any coin hunting session. Today's results: Most excellent!
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Sweden
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So I finally had some time to make it back for another day at the market. Today's offerings were quite few and far between but I found two sellers that had lots to offer. Total spent for today just 140 kr.   2 Pence, UK 1987 & 2001 5 Pence, UK 1990 20 Pence, UK 1987 50 Pence, UK 1997 & 2005 1 Pound, UK 1984 &2000 2 Pounds, UK 2005 2 Cents, Australia 1978 10 Baht, Thailand 2011 1 Cent, US 1945, 1949, 1953-D, 1951, 1964-D 5 Cents, US 1949-D & 1964 1 Dime, US 1965 1 Dime, US 1960 1/4 Dollar, US 1936, 1961-D, 1964 (x3), 1966 (x2) & 1986 1 Markka, Finland 1961 10 Penniä, Finland 1964, 1976, 1977 & 1986 20 Penniä, Finland 1963 1 Markka, Finland 1965, 1972(x2) & 1973 2 Ngwee, Zambia 1968 1 Shillingi, Tanzaia 1966 10 Shillingi, Tanzania 1992 1 Sen, Malaysia 1985, 1992 & 2003 (x2) 5 Sen, Malaysia 1982 10 Sen, Malaysia 1967, 1981 & 1982 10 Sen, Malaysia 1991 & 2001 (x2) 50 Sen, Malaysia 1984 1 Ringgit, Malaysia 1986 (x4) 1 Peseta Spain 1987 10 Yen, Japan Showa 49 & Heisei 1 100 Yen, Japan Showa 51 & 61 The US silvers seemed to be part of someone's US trip in the 1960's together with the wheaties. Also quite surprised to see four of the same Malaysian Ringgits, very similar high condition, I wonder if all four were given in change at some point? Fun coins nonetheless. That's all for now! |
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Total spent for today just 140 kr. Okay, I am too curious. Paid with cash or paid cashless? Once again, nice batch of coins.
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Bedrock of the Community
United Kingdom
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Great score, especially the US silver quarters! |
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United States
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Outstanding! |
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