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    Posted: 02 Jul 2006 at 7:47am
I want to see all of your favorite world coins.
 
This is mine. ITs a 1994 five cent piece from bermuda. I actually got this from a roll of nickles.
 
I love the little fishy.
 
 
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I just got this aluminum piece struck by an art group from Austria at a conference in France:
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If we're talking fishy coins, here's my favorite. Bahamian proof, of which I've got 3 different years...
 
Don't ask me why I like it, I just do.
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Bone,
   I've got one of those 1976 T & C's Queen Vics, but mine is not in such a nice holder as yours, but in a holder just the same. If we're not talking fishy coins, this is my all time favorite, as it has my name on it...


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Fred Lombardo
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A Cook Island $5 coin. I love the Cook Island coins. Sorry about the fuzzy photo.
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This is tough choice for me, but here are a couple of nice pieces from my collection:

 
Moldavia & Wallachia- 2 Para/3 Kopek 1773
 
This coin has nice toning and in spite of the scars from being mounted, this coin is in exceptional condition.
 
 
Banate of Bosnia- AR Dinar 1322-1353 AD
 
This is a very rare coin from medieval Bosnia during the rule of Ban: Stjepan Kotromanic II. The obverse side shows the Ban enthroned with his title Roman legend: BAN S-TEFA. The reverse shows Christ enthroned with Roman initials: IC-XC.


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