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Lot 9004 Estimate: 2000 HKD Straits Settlements/Malaya, a large group of approximately 270 coins from the 1920's-1940's, 1/2 cent: c.2000 5 cents:... Lot unsold Lot 9005 Estimate: 500 HKD Straits Settlements, silver 5 cents, 1918, George V,NGC MS 65. Estimate: $500.00 - $1,000.0...
Gold Cobs from the Florida shipwrecks of the 1715 Fleet & other New World wrecks. Spanish Colonial gold cobs from Lima, Mexico, Cuzco, Bogota, and Cartagena
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Dimes or ten-cent pieces were also one of the first coins made in the United States in 1796. The design used on these early coins was similar to all silver coins minted in the late 1700s. Coinage of dimes continues through today even though the design has changed several times over the...
coins from Brandenburg and Prussia, which is why this website will primarily feature coins from that region. However, I will also try to provide a useful overview on German Empire coins, coins from the German colonies, circulating issues from the Weimar Republic and coins from the Third Reich...
But the system broke down whenever the authority’s chosen exchange rate for the two metals diverged from the market’s exchange rate. When this happened, one of the two metals would be undervalued relative to the other. In Britain’s case, it had been undervaluing silver since the beginning...