From the same online auction?
Today I Bought...
- Thread starter bloomst
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From the same online auction?
How weirdly coincidental that we got the exact same items from different sources
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More goodies!
The newest date in this batch is 1900.
Nuff said.
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Been a while since my last purchase but no better way to get back in the game than a 10oz Kookaburra.
Silverskunk
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Koo-Koo's are beautiful coins. Congrats and enjoy. I'm also fond of Morgans. I can't explain why, I just like them. I bought my first 20 or so including a few good ones. They are coins I love to pull out and gander at.
Silver dollars oh yeah! Can't get enough of those babies.
Silverskunk
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This came in the mail today. BTW nice grab Johnny.
Looks like a nice one! Good detail on the hair!
Silverskunk
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A really interesting coin I snagged the other day.
The Grand Duchy of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach consisted of over a dozen non-contiguous territories in central Germany. After the unification of Germany it issued few coins. This 1910 3 Mark of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach commemorates the wedding of Grand Duke Wilhelm Ernest to Princess Fedora. It was the Duke's second marriage. The Duke's first wife died after 18 months, probably by suicide. His marriage to Fedora was not a happy one. Though Fedora was popular with the people, the Duke was not. The Duke was known to be a sadist and was widely hated. He was called "the most unpopular prince in all of Germany". His court was considered to be one of the most stifling and etiquette-driven in Germany, and Weimar was considered to be "the dreariest capital in Europe". The 33mm silver coin depicts the busts of Wilhelm Ernest and Fedora on the obverse. The imperial German Eagle is on the reverse. The coin has a lettered edge. It has a mintage of only 133,000 and was struck in Berlin. It is an attractive coin from an unpopular monarch.
The Grand Duchy of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach consisted of over a dozen non-contiguous territories in central Germany. After the unification of Germany it issued few coins. This 1910 3 Mark of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach commemorates the wedding of Grand Duke Wilhelm Ernest to Princess Fedora. It was the Duke's second marriage. The Duke's first wife died after 18 months, probably by suicide. His marriage to Fedora was not a happy one. Though Fedora was popular with the people, the Duke was not. The Duke was known to be a sadist and was widely hated. He was called "the most unpopular prince in all of Germany". His court was considered to be one of the most stifling and etiquette-driven in Germany, and Weimar was considered to be "the dreariest capital in Europe". The 33mm silver coin depicts the busts of Wilhelm Ernest and Fedora on the obverse. The imperial German Eagle is on the reverse. The coin has a lettered edge. It has a mintage of only 133,000 and was struck in Berlin. It is an attractive coin from an unpopular monarch.
6/10- gold Eagles
8- Morgan dollars
100- half dollars, JFKs, Ben Franks and walking Liberties
1- 10 oz A Mark bar
1999 was the 100 years opening anniversary of the Perth Mint.
Since I collecting the 1/2 oz proof Koala coins from the start in 1988 till the end in 2005,
my pleasure to have low serial numbers,
especially with the 1999 100th anniversary edition with a serial number 001.
Since I collecting the 1/2 oz proof Koala coins from the start in 1988 till the end in 2005,
my pleasure to have low serial numbers,
especially with the 1999 100th anniversary edition with a serial number 001.
$10 assorted junk silver
6 silver dollars
1 gram gold for diversity and inclusion.
