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Heres mine not done yet.  |
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For the years 1900-2000 world coins, here are the ones I still need:  Alderney, American Samoa, Anguila, Antigua/Barbuda, Ascension Island, Belarus, Benin, Biafra, Congo Free State, Dahomey, Equatorial Guinea, Faroe Islands, Grenada, Ivory Coast, Keeling Cocos, Kyrgyzstan, Montserrat, Nauru, Niger, Palau, Saharawi (West Sahara), St. Kitts/Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Senegal, South Georgia, Tannu Tuva (Of Russia), Zanzibar Edited by mrwhatisit
11/17/2024 8:07 pm
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Most of those are rare to very rare, and a few are scarce to get.  29 left to get... |
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Heres mine not done yet. Looking good! 
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For the years 1900-2000 world coins, here are the ones I still need: Quote:
Most of those are rare to very rare, and a few are scarce to get. Good luck!  
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mrwhatisit, the ones from Dahomey, Keeling / Cocos, and Tannu Tuva will be the toughest on your list. I saw both Keeling and Tannu Tuva ones at a recent show, and  Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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Based on what I recall from a previous attempt to assemble that set, I'd bet on American Samoa and (especially) Zanzibar as the toughest; you'd think Zanzibar is easy but it turns out that their only 20th century types ended up unissued and are consequently extremely rare. But those three (Dahomey, Cocos/Keeling, and Tannu Tuva) are probably following closely behind, yes. I'd point at Senegal, as well. Tajikistan used to be nearly impossible, but their pre-2000 issues had since been reclassified as medals, so now it's just not included in the set. I'm guessing you're not trying to complete the German, Indian, and Chinese states  |
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I just got in yesterday set of 6 coins from Keeling / Cocos - I'll get to posting up these in a day or 2..
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I just got in yesterday set of 6 coins from Keeling / Cocos - I'll get to posting up these in a day or 2..
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good looking map Mcshilling
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I had taken a picture of the Tannu Tuva coin at that show to research it. This guy's prices in general were high and he would not bargain. Frustrating because he had inherited the majority of the 4 binders of international coins he was selling. I passed on this coin. Tannu Tuva 10 Köpejek 1934 at local show:  Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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11/27/2024 7:25 pm
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Naw, just one coin from Germany, India, and China suffice for my set $300 for a 1934 Tannu Tuva 10 kopek  All I have to do is to find one of these in a junk foreign coin collection for really cheap  Edited by mrwhatisit
11/27/2024 7:52 pm
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good looking map Mcshilling Thanks Dearborn still working on it, the rest are harder to find.
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This list from an earlier post should be no trouble.
I have them all:
Alderney,
American Samoa,
Anguila,
Antigua/Barbuda,
Ascension Island,
Belarus,
Benin,
Biafra,
Congo Free State,
Dahomey,
Equatorial Guinea,
Faroe Islands,
Grenada,
Ivory Coast,
Keeling Cocos,
Kyrgyzstan,
Montserrat,
Nauru,
Niger,
Palau,
Saharawi (West Sahara),
St. Kitts/Nevis,
St. Lucia,
St. Vincent,
Senegal,
South Georgia,
Tannu Tuva (Of Russia),
Zanzibar
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