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sc.rednek

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Posted: 12 Kas 2018, 00:13 #

Maurya Empire

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces33556.html

Frenchlover Catalogue referee

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Posted: 12 Kas 2018, 01:08 #

Quote: "CassTaylor""Lost in the midst of the vast British domain, these ports are nearly worthless. They are treasured by France for their sentimental value."

Almost like when you lose your doudou

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ashlobo

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Posted: 12 Kas 2018, 01:15 #

Quote: "CassTaylor"

Quote: "Salaction"Damn India has been a lot lol, british danish Dutch French Portuguese some maghal, ancient and current :O
To be fair it was mostly only British, all the others (apart from the Mughals) only ruled tiny costal exclaves from the mid-18th century onwards. The Wikipedia page for the Comptoirs des Indes (the vestiges of French India after the Seven Years' War), has a postcard from 1920 that says of French India:

"Lost in the midst of the vast British domain, these ports are nearly worthless. They are treasured by France for their sentimental value."

there were several powers to rule much of the subcontinent and beyond starting with the Mauryas and until the Mughals. The maratha confederacy was also formidable though loosely aligned.
As for the former French ruled territories, I meant to visit Pondicherry early this year on my bi-annual vacation in India. But since that didn’t happen, it’s definitely on my to-do list next year. Pondicherry is very small, and perhaps not worth more than a day, but it is very charming. However, unlike the Portuguese and the British, the French, Dutch and danish did not leave a lasting impression in India in any meaningful way

CassTaylor

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Posted: 12 Kas 2018, 02:28 #

12th November: Indian States and Kingdoms

CassTaylor

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Posted: 12 Kas 2018, 02:37 #

Quote: "Frenchlover"

Quote: "CassTaylor""Lost in the midst of the vast British domain, these ports are nearly worthless. They are treasured by France for their sentimental value."
Almost like when you lose your doudou

I hope someday I will have a doudou to lose as well.

Quote: "ashlobo"
there were several powers to rule much of the subcontinent and beyond starting with the Mauryas and until the Mughals. The maratha confederacy was also formidable though loosely aligned.

Definitely, I was only referring to the ones that we have as separate issuers under India. Pre-1858 Indian history is not exactly my forte, but that's what you get when your sources are primarily Eurocentric.

Curious about the Portuguese though, how much of an impression did they leave in their exclaves? Sounds like a similar situation to Macau; as a Sinophile I've been meaning to go to Tsingtao and Zhanjiang to check out whether German and French influence can be felt as much as I did British and Portuguese influence can be in Hong Kong and Macau.

sc.rednek

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Posted: 12 Kas 2018, 02:56 #

Here's a few of my Indian States and Kingdoms coins

Kashmir (1089-1102)

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces39389.html

Chola Dynasty (985-1014)

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces17657.html

Sultanate of Jaunpur (1401-1443)

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces47865.html

Kabul Shahi (850-1000)
(the silver was a bit harshly cleaned)

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces19864.html

CassTaylor

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Posted: 12 Kas 2018, 03:07 #

A few incredibly varied and diverse shaped and sized coins from the Indian princely states and kingdoms:

ND (1750) Mysore 1 Kasu - Krishnaraja Wodeyar II
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces47441.html

ND (1811-13) Mysore 20 Cash - Krishna Raja Wodeyar
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces140225.html
These photos taken from the coin's page, but they are of my coin. Really love these crudely struck Mysore coins!

ND (1901-10) Travancore 1 Cash - Moolam Thirunal Rama Varna VI
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces21870.html
Formerly my smallest coin by diameter, but a Maldives larin beat it out a little.

AH 1350 (1932) Tonk 1 Pice - Muhammad Sadat Ali Khan
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces20598.html

AH 1323 (1905) Hyderabad 1 Rupee - Mir Mahbub Ali Khan
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces27364.html
Hyderabad was a princely state that refused to join either the independent states of India or Pakistan after the Partition of 1947; being a primarily Muslim state geographically enclaved within India, India invaded it the following year.

VS 1985 (1928) Mewar 1 Rupee - Fatteh Singh
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces36677.html

ashlobo

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Posted: 12 Kas 2018, 03:09 #

Quote: "CassTaylor"

Quote: "Frenchlover"

Quote: "CassTaylor""Lost in the midst of the vast British domain, these ports are nearly worthless. They are treasured by France for their sentimental value."
Almost like when you lose your doudou

I hope someday I will have a doudou to lose as well.

Quote: "ashlobo"
there were several powers to rule much of the subcontinent and beyond starting with the Mauryas and until the Mughals. The maratha confederacy was also formidable though loosely aligned.

Definitely, I was only referring to the ones that we have as separate issuers under India. Pre-1858 Indian history is not exactly my forte, but that's what you get when your sources are primarily Eurocentric.

Curious about the Portuguese though, how much of an impression did they leave in their exclaves? Sounds like a similar situation to Macau; as a Sinophile I've been meaning to go to Tsingtao and Zhanjiang to check out whether German and French influence can be felt as much as I did British and Portuguese influence can be in Hong Kong and Macau.

in western India and especially along the konkan coast from Maharashtra to Karnataka and of course in goa, the Portuguese left marks in language, culture, cuisine and religion. My last name is Portuguese just to give you an idea. Words such as batata and ananas which are used in Marathi/Konkani are Portuguese. You will find a lot of fusion info-portuguese architecture in several cities/towns/villages in the konkan region.
They were active (for better or worse) in bringing in Christian missionaries like the jesuits who set up colleges, schools and hospitals all over. It’s no coincidence today that 20% of all education is provided by Christian (mainly catholic) organisations. 2.5% (or approx 30million) of the population of India is Christian (mostly catholic) hailing from regions around Bombay, goa, mangalore and Kerala. To put that into perspective, that’s more than Jains or sikhs in India (15million and 26million respectively)

ashlobo

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Posted: 12 Kas 2018, 03:11 #

... just referring to Macau, I expected more considering the Portuguese were there till 1999. It pales in comparison to goa. And goa is considered a laid back resort destination. Imo Macau is worth a few hours visit. A day is too much

ashlobo

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Posted: 12 Kas 2018, 03:20 #

Quotehttps://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces27364.htmlHyderabad was a princely state that refused to join either the independent states of India or Pakistan after the Partition of 1947; being a primarily Muslim state geographically enclaved within India, India invaded it the following year.

VS 1985 (1928) Mewar 1 Rupee - Fatteh Singh
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces36677.html

I’m afraid you’re factually wrong. Hyderabad was a state borne out of the decay of the Mughal empire. The Nizams were former generals of Turkish descent hired by the Mughal emperors who saw their chance to declare themselves kings. Hyderabad was overwhelmingly Hindu (just as junagarh) ruled by a Muslim dynasty. The Indian union under the stewardship of the country’s first interior minister, Sardar vallabhbhai patel made it clear to the nizam thAt he would not accept an independent Hyderabad state in the heart of the new republic (it would have constituted 1/3rd of today’s republic). On a side note, thé nuzsm was the richest man in the world at the time.

CassTaylor

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Posted: 12 Kas 2018, 03:36 #

Fair enough, I'll have to defer to your greater knowledge about the subject. That's my TIL for today.

I assumed it was Muslim because of the use of the Islamic calendar (AH) on their coins and the "92" reference to Muhammad, but I guess the ruling dynasty got to decide what went the coins.

ashlobo

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Posted: 12 Kas 2018, 04:06 #

Quote: "CassTaylor"Fair enough, I'll have to defer to your greater knowledge about the subject. That's my TIL for today.

I assumed it was Muslim because of the use of the Islamic calendar (AH) on their coins and the "92" reference to Muhammad, but I guess the ruling dynasty got to decide what went the coins.

my intention some day is to start writing up a world country coin chat series of the 550+ Indian princely states that were amalgamated into the republic of India (a few did go to Pakistan). So basically all the states that existed between 1945-48)

the indian union also also invaded goa in 1961 after it became clear the Salazar regime had no intention of ceding goa to the republic. A couple of Portuguese gun boat and the airport was bombed, but other than that the Portuguese could not put up any resistance. The Portuguese viceroy (or whatever his designation) was instructed to burn down panjim and mapusa rather than hand it over to the Indians. He disobeyed that order. The Indian govt took him as a guest of honour rather than a pow. He was handed over to the Portuguese and imprisoned till the April revolution. He returned to India again (not sure if more than once) as a welcomed guest of the government.

phfoticus

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Posted: 12 Kas 2018, 04:08 #

India / Kutch -- 5 kori, 1936:

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces28190.html

Iainmac

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Posted: 12 Kas 2018, 10:34 #

1 Anna - Mir Usman Ali Khan - Hyderabad - 1947

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces27851.html

1 Rupee - Mir Usman Ali Khan - Hyderabad - 1943

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces19346.html

1 Pai - Sayaji Rao III - Princely state of Baroda - (1947) 1890

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces27565.html

India has been fascinating with it's huge variety of coinage and history, love it

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CassTaylor

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Posted: 13 Kas 2018, 02:08 #

After the Indian issuers, comes:

13th November: Indonesia

phfoticus

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Posted: 13 Kas 2018, 03:29 #

Indonesia -- 50 rupiah, 1971:

Iainmac

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Posted: 13 Kas 2018, 12:24 #

Indonesia - 10 Rupiah FAO - 1979

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces3771.html

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COINMAN1

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Posted: 13 Kas 2018, 14:57 #

Indonesia 2,000 Rupiah 1974 KM#39a

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces19651.html

Indonesia 10,000 Rupiah 1987 KM#45

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces44186.html

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CassTaylor

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Posted: 14 Kas 2018, 02:08 #

14th November: Netherlands East Indies

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Posted: 14 Kas 2018, 02:37 #

1808 1 duit and 1/2 duit

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces21187.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces8346.html

Jamais l'or n'a perdu la plus petite occasion de se montrer stupide. -Balzac

phfoticus

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Posted: 14 Kas 2018, 02:47 #

Netherlands East Indies -- 1/4 gulden, 1893:

CassTaylor

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Posted: 14 Kas 2018, 05:41 #

1834 Netherlands East Indies 1/2 Gulden - Willem I
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces34132.html

My favourite NEI coin, because of it's age; the early silver issues of the Dutch East Indies are pretty scarce, especially since these coins were demonetised at the decimalisation of the guilder in 1854.

Iainmac

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Posted: 14 Kas 2018, 10:08 #

1 Duit - 1751 - Netherlands East Indies

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces18851.html

1 Cent - Willem III / Wilhelmina - 1898

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces7254.html

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Posted: 14 Kas 2018, 13:54 #

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces5519.html

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Posted: 14 Kas 2018, 19:00 #

Netherlands East Indies - 1790 - 1 Duit (Zeeland)

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces7593.html

Netherlands East Indies - 1824 - ½ Stuiver (Sumatra)

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces6562.html

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CassTaylor

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Posted: 15 Kas 2018, 01:24 #

15th November: Iran

phfoticus

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Posted: 15 Kas 2018, 01:27 #

Iran -- 5 rials, 1975:

Iainmac

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Posted: 15 Kas 2018, 10:24 #

50 Rial Oil and Agriculture - 1989

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces12224.html

Iran - 500 Rial - 2007

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces3560.html

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CassTaylor

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Posted: 15 Kas 2018, 11:54 #

Iran is one of those countries that I keep wanting to buy older coins from, but every time I have the opportunity to, a similarly priced coin from one of my primary collection countries comes along and I have to spend my money on that instead.....

AH 1318 (1901) Iran 100 Dinar - Muẓaffari’d-Dīn Shāh Qājār
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces22437.html

1323 (1944) Iran 1 Rial - Mohammad Rezā Pahlavī
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces10723.html
Some serious ghosting of the Persian lion is visible on the reverse of this coin, behind the numeral.

CassTaylor

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Posted: 16 Kas 2018, 03:58 #

16th November: Iraq

phfoticus

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Posted: 16 Kas 2018, 05:40 #

Iraq -- 100 fils, 1959:

Iainmac

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Posted: 16 Kas 2018, 10:06 #

Iraq - 4 Fils - Faisal I - 1933

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces8599.html

Iraq - 50 Fils - 1972

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces3300.html

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CassTaylor

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Posted: 16 Kas 2018, 15:00 #

AH 1349 (1931) Iraq 50 Fils - Faisal I
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces10747.html
I hate my photos of this coin, but they're the best I could take given the coin's condition.....

sc.rednek

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Posted: 17 Kas 2018, 01:32 #

Ireland

September 1689 12 Pence
May 1690 12 Pence

CassTaylor

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Posted: 17 Kas 2018, 01:33 #

17th November: Ireland

phfoticus

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Posted: 17 Kas 2018, 05:07 #

Ireland -- 1/2 penny, 1781:

ZacUK Numista team

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Posted: 17 Kas 2018, 06:44 #

1961 - Ireland - Half Crown - mule error

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces87695.html

1795 - Ireland - 1/2 Penny

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces111131.html

1794 - Ireland - 1/2 Penny

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces109176.html

1794 - Ireland - 1/2 Penny

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces52792.html

1794 - Ireland - 1/2 Penny

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces108931.html

1794 - Ireland - 1/2 Penny

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces78325.html

I have others, but those will do.

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CassTaylor

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Posted: 17 Kas 2018, 09:11 #

1805 Ireland (Bank Token) 5 pence - George III
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces39976.html

As well as a couple of my copper Irish regal coinage issues:

1686 Ireland 1/2 Penny - James II
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces16089.html

1693 Ireland 1/2 Penny - William III and Mary II
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces41084.html

COINMAN1

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Posted: 17 Kas 2018, 09:50 #

Ireland 10 ECU 1990 X#2 (Mintage 20,000)

EEC Council Meeting in Dublin

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces68181.html

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Iainmac

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Posted: 17 Kas 2018, 10:00 #

½ Penny - George III - Hibernia/ Ireland - 1805

Hibernia is the classical latin, greek /Roman term for Ireland, not a name in general use when talking about Ireland
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces8347.html

Ireland - 1 Pingin/1 penny - 1928

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces4321.html

3 Pingin / ½ Reul - 1928

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces4571.html

6 Pingin / 1 Reul - 1934

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces4572.html

10 Scilling-Easter Rising Anniversary - 1966

50 year celebration of the Easter uprising that brought about the Irish republic and an end to 700 years of British rule in Ireland.
Image is Padraig Pearse one of the leaders of the the Irish uprising

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces12041.html

1 Punt Millennium Punt; Silver Pattern Strike

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces23985.html

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COINMAN1

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Posted: 17 Kas 2018, 11:55 #

Ireland 10 Euro 2004 KM#42 EU Presidency

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces13602.html

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Iainmac

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Posted: 17 Kas 2018, 13:18 #

Pure Genius
1 last item for Ireland, A pint of the black stuff for free, Yes Please!!

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces75810.html

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sc.rednek

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Posted: 18 Kas 2018, 02:15 #

Islamic States

Abbasid Caliphate, Tabaristan - 787-789 AD

Ghurid Dynasty - 1173-1206 AD

CassTaylor

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Posted: 18 Kas 2018, 02:28 #

18th November: Islamic states

phfoticus

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Posted: 18 Kas 2018, 04:22 #

Umayyad Caliphate -- 1 dirham, 733-734AD:

CassTaylor

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Posted: 19 Kas 2018, 01:55 #

19th November: Isle of Man

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Posted: 19 Kas 2018, 05:27 #

Isle of Man -- 1786, 1 penny:

sc.rednek

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Posted: 19 Kas 2018, 05:49 #

I just had to get this one because it's so hilarious

But really, only two of us had anything from Islamic states? That second one I shared is my only Tungsten coin

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Posted: 19 Kas 2018, 06:40 #

What's hilarious?

Library Media Specialist, columnist, collector, and gardener...

sc.rednek

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Posted: 19 Kas 2018, 06:56 #

A British coin celebrating USA independence

druzhynets

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Posted: 19 Kas 2018, 08:05 #

Quote: "sc.rednek"A British coin celebrating USA independence

Yeah, they went a step too far with commemorating US independence

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Posted: 19 Kas 2018, 10:00 #

Isle of Man 50 Pence 1980 KM#57a (Mule)

Just absolutely love this coin

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces72606.html

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Iainmac

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Posted: 19 Kas 2018, 10:16 #

Quote: "druzhynets"

Quote: "sc.rednek"A British coin celebrating USA independence

Yeah, they went a step too far with commemorating US independence

To make a little sense the Isle of Man has an independent government and bank not completely tied to the bank of England, there sympathies would possibly lie more towards the Gaelic side, half way between Ireland and once owned by Scotland, with the Highland clearances in Scotland and the potato famine in Ireland leading to mass migration to the Americas of the Gaelic/ Celtic races, this could go some way to explaining why the Isle of man would celebrate USA independence, they would not be looking for any sanctioning from a London based bank or government as they are independent and can do as they please.
it's quite clear on a lot of there coinage that they lean towards the old Gaelic way of things!.

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Iainmac

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Posted: 19 Kas 2018, 10:59 #

IOM - ½ Penny Bank Token Coinage - 1811

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces17882.html

1 Farthing - Victoria - 1839

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces37091.html

½ Penny - Victoria - 1839

Manx cat - 1 crown - 1988

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces19895.html

Robert Burns - 1 Crown - 1996

200 year since the death of the world's greatest poet and Scotland's greatest son, a legend!
most people in the world would have sung burns, author of " Auld Lang Syne" new year song

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces83138.html

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CassTaylor

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Posted: 19 Kas 2018, 11:24 #

Quote: "sc.rednek"A British coin celebrating USA independence

That was the exact same reason I got mine! (not going to post it here because I posted it on your by year thread)

Initial reactions to the coin back in 1976

CassTaylor

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Posted: 19 Kas 2018, 13:19 #

Also, my coin for the Isle of Man:

1758 Isle of Man 1/2 Penny - James Murray
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces43114.html
Monogram is almost completely worn off, but the side with the triskelion is relatively intact.

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Posted: 19 Kas 2018, 21:55 #

Isle of Man - 1 Crown - 2008

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces44489.html

Isle of Man - 1 Crown - 1995

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces35673.html

Isle of Man - 1 Crown - 2001 [in holder]

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces32766.html

Isle of Man - 1 Penny - 1733 [with Eagle and Child motif]

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces17885.html

Finally, just a few reverses of the many Crown coins I have ...

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LAFTA

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Posted: 19 Kas 2018, 22:17 #

Two UK coins there too, best I could do with what I have on my phone already. Wanted to get involved while it was an easy one for a noobie! haha

CassTaylor

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Posted: 20 Kas 2018, 01:59 #

20th November: Isles de France et Bonaparte

I'd be REALLY surprised if anyone has the 10 livres coin from here... phfoticus maybe?

https://www.ebay.fr/itm/1810-ISLE-DE-FRANCE-REUNION-ISLANDS-NAPOLEON-SILVER-10-LIVRES-PCGS-XF-45-L-K/322118180484?_trksid=p5411.c100170.m2943&_trkparms=aid%3D111001%26algo%3DREC.SEED%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20140616153347%26meid%3D27f90abb13db4ed39560383bfc3c7366%26pid%3D100170%26rk%3D5%26rkt%3D15%26sd%3D302009070012

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Posted: 20 Kas 2018, 02:52 #

Quote: "CassTaylor"20th November: Isles de France et Bonaparte

I'd be REALLY surprised if anyone has the 10 livres coin from here... phfoticus maybe?

....

I don't have any coins from the Isles of France and Bonaparte.

The Numista rarity index is only 92, so apparently a few folks on Numista have this coin.

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Posted: 20 Kas 2018, 09:07 #

Quote: "phfoticus"

Quote: "CassTaylor"20th November: Isles de France et Bonaparte

I'd be REALLY surprised if anyone has the 10 livres coin from here... phfoticus maybe?

....
I don't have any coins from the Isles of France and Bonaparte.

The Numista rarity index is only 92, so apparently a few folks on Numista have this coin.

There are 5 members who state that they have it, but I cannot guarantee that they do have it :)

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sc.rednek

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Posted: 21 Kas 2018, 02:06 #

And that brings us to 11 countries without a posting...

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Posted: 21 Kas 2018, 02:11 #

British Palestine

1927 1 Mil
Only 10 coins for this issuer, can we get them all?

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Posted: 21 Kas 2018, 02:30 #

Palestine -- 50 mils, 1927:

CassTaylor

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Posted: 21 Kas 2018, 02:33 #

21st November: British Palestine

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Posted: 21 Kas 2018, 10:13 #

British Palestine - 2 Mils - 1942
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces6641.html

5 Mils - 1942
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces7918.html

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CassTaylor

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Posted: 21 Kas 2018, 10:37 #

In the interests of getting all 10 types (I have 7 of them myself) from British Palestine, here are all the ones I have that haven't been posted yet:

1927-37 British Palestine 5, 10, 20 Mils
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces5654.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces5591.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces9789.html
(Not sure why only the 10 Mils design has the "wreath" on the reverse instead)

And the big silver:

1942 British Palestine 100 Mils
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces7298.html

Only 2 left to go!

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Posted: 22 Kas 2018, 04:14 #

Looks like we didn't get those last two.. but on to the most controversial modern issuer:

22nd November: Israel

sc.rednek

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Posts: 637

Posted: 22 Kas 2018, 04:37 #

I like this one because it's a coin with a picture of a coin

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces2051.html

phfoticus

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Posts: 1442

Posted: 22 Kas 2018, 05:18 #

Israel -- 25 mils, 1949:

Iainmac

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Posts: 469

Posted: 22 Kas 2018, 11:44 #

Israel - 50 Pruta - 1949
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces2033.html

5 Lirot - 1979
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces3836.html

100 Sheqalim - 1984
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces2060.html

Israel Telephone Token - "Asimon" - 1966
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces16923.html

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COINMAN1

Joined: 8 Haz 2013
Posts: 2849

Posted: 22 Kas 2018, 12:11 #

Israel 2 New Sheqalim 1987 KM#184 (English Menorah) Mintage 8,039

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces80020.html

Note. Numista has this coin listed as being dated 1988, but coin and Krause has it as 1987

I'm just a collector of coins, not a slave to it, unless I am in a coin shop.
For all you banknote collectors. Link to my swap list.
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CassTaylor

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Posted: 23 Kas 2018, 05:08 #

23rd November: Italian states

ZacUK Numista team

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Posts: 16710

Posted: 23 Kas 2018, 06:34 #

1612 - Italian States (Bologna) - 1 Quattrino

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces52741.html

1777 - Italian states (Duchy of Milan) - 1 Soldo (Maria Theresia)

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces23326.html

1791 - Italian states (County of Gorizia) - ½ Soldo (Leopold II)

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces82342.html

Token collector [1600-1899] with some coins

Status changed to Solved (CassTaylor, 23 Kas 2018, 06:47)

Iainmac

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Posts: 469

Posted: 23 Kas 2018, 09:41 #

italian States - ½ Baiocco - Pius IX - 1850
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces8324.html

Kingdom of Lombardy-Venetia -3 Centesimi - Franz Joseph I - 1852
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces15610.html

1 Soldo / 5 Centesimi - Pius IX - 1867
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces3572.html

1 Lira - Pius IX - 1867
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces3617.html
this one part of me hole y collection

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phfoticus

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Posts: 1442

Posted: 23 Kas 2018, 14:09 #

Italy / Gorizia -- 1 soldo, 1769:

COINMAN1

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Posts: 2849

Posted: 23 Kas 2018, 14:19 #

Italian States 5/10 Soldo Lombardy-Venetia 1862 C#34

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces20708.html

I'm just a collector of coins, not a slave to it, unless I am in a coin shop.
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Status changed to Opened (CassTaylor, 23 Kas 2018, 14:56)

CassTaylor

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Posted: 23 Kas 2018, 16:07 #

Ignore how I changed it to solved earlier, my bad.

Was going to post a bunch of silver crowns but I'll save them for the year by year thread; so here's a few Napoleonic issues instead!

1808-11 Kingdom of Italy 10 Centesimi, 5 Soldi, 5 Lire - Napoleone I
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces23978.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces10562.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces13400.html

loruca

Joined: 11 Nis 2015
Posts: 1054

Posted: 24 Kas 2018, 01:15 #

To keep on the Napoleon theme and not overload this thread with a ga-zillion images here's a 5 lire of mine. I was also looking for my 20 lire, but can't find the pictures. Oh well.

I collect anything: If it's Italian or Italian states i collect it even more!

phfoticus

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Posts: 1442

Posted: 24 Kas 2018, 02:42 #

Italy -- 1917, 1 lira:

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces12012.html

If you want Napoleon -- 40 lire, 1810:

(older pic with poor lighting)

CassTaylor

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Posted: 24 Kas 2018, 05:36 #

24th November: Italy

loruca

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Posts: 1054

Posted: 24 Kas 2018, 05:58 #

I collect anything: If it's Italian or Italian states i collect it even more!

ZacUK Numista team

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Posts: 16710

Posted: 24 Kas 2018, 08:24 #

1863 - Italy - 50 Centesimi - Silver

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces4258.html

1894 - Italy - 20 Centesimi

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces2394.html

1909 - Italy - 20 Centesimi

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces1958.html

1920 - Italy - 10 Centesimi

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces1960.html

1923 - Italy - 1 Lira

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces2595.html

1925 - Italy - 50 Centesimi

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces2395.html

1941 - Italy - 50 Centesimi

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces2278.html

Token collector [1600-1899] with some coins

Iainmac

Joined: 25 Şub 2018
Posts: 469

Posted: 24 Kas 2018, 10:07 #

Italy - 500 Lire Unification Centennial - 1961
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces7345.html

5 Centesimi - Vittorio Emanuele III - 1915
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces2741.html

10 Centesimi - Vittorio Emanuele III - 1941
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces2279.html

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CassTaylor

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Posted: 24 Kas 2018, 13:27 #

Just one Italian coin from loruca?

1927 R Italy 20 Lire - Victor Emmanuel III
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces7191.html

1879 R Italy 5 Lire - Umberto I
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces13537.html

loruca

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Posts: 1054

Posted: 24 Kas 2018, 15:46 #

Quote: "CassTaylor"Just one Italian coin from loruca?

1927 R Italy 20 Lire - Victor Emmanuel III
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces7191.html

1879 R Italy 5 Lire - Umberto I
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces13537.html

Call it a "temporary placeholder".
I really love your 20 lire there. A beauty.

I collect anything: If it's Italian or Italian states i collect it even more!

Mr. Midnight Catalogue referee

Joined: 10 Mart 2017
Posts: 4329

Posted: 24 Kas 2018, 16:02 #

1862 T BN 20 lire

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces17714.html

1927 R 5 lire

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces4047.html

Jamais l'or n'a perdu la plus petite occasion de se montrer stupide. -Balzac

loruca

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Posts: 1054

Posted: 25 Kas 2018, 03:50 #

Sadly, I did not get access to my nicer pieces today. But here's a partial pre-wwii type set I tried to put together in a rush! I am missing some of the most common types, but I hadn't realized Italy was coming up today and no gold was at hand...

Also, a little challenge. One of the coppers is worth much more than the euro I paid for it. Can you find it?
(goodness, I can't type today)