Today I bought ... ( Numismatics Only )
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S. Ohno
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In 1899 Germany bought a bunch of Islands, including Palau, from Spain.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German–Spanish_Treaty_(1899)
Today a basketball team costs 30 times as much!
That explains why there is Spanish coin in that set.
More coins from the set here:
http://worldcoingallery.com/countries/Palau.php
They are at the bottom, starting with km16.
Click on the KM number for pics.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German–Spanish_Treaty_(1899)
Today a basketball team costs 30 times as much!
That explains why there is Spanish coin in that set.
More coins from the set here:
http://worldcoingallery.com/countries/Palau.php
They are at the bottom, starting with km16.
Click on the KM number for pics.
Some buys I made at the recent ANDA show in Brisbane.
A couple of US half dollars.
And a couple of "Conder" tokens.
Great Britain 1795 1/2d Buckinghamshire Chesham Token
Great Britain 1793 Halfpenny Staffordshire Leek Conder Token
A couple of US half dollars.
And a couple of "Conder" tokens.
Great Britain 1795 1/2d Buckinghamshire Chesham Token
Great Britain 1793 Halfpenny Staffordshire Leek Conder Token
Nice coins Serial, the Quarter Anna looks like a nice one.
Nice ZAR piece. I like buying them up when I see them, they have ridiculously tiny mintages and it doesn't make sense that they are as cheap as they are.
1for1 said:
Glad to see you've identified those coins correctly yourself and haven't taken any notice of what's written on the third world slabs they are in.
Kam-L said:
SP usually stands for specimen when used in the grading context. In the context of those two NZ coins the SP stands for the complete lack of understanding that NNC has of NZ coins. Those 1965 coins are proof-like as correctly pointed out by 1for1.
