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A descriptive catalogue of Swiss coins in the South Kensington Museum
Victoria and Albert Museum (Paperback) RareBooksClub.com 2012-05-14
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i found a coin that says queen victoria on the front of it and on the back it says one cent and "east india company" around the edges and its from the year 1845
does anyone know how much its worth? i saw $18 - $20...
Including the cost of postage, they have sold within the last two weeks at eBay for a low of $5.50 to a high of $25. Condition and the timing of the listing are the main factors.
Victoria International Buskers Festival 2011 Bastion Square - Victoria BC Awesome Jugglers - Both Sides of the Coin
Victoria International Buskers Festival 2011 Bastion Square - Victoria BC Awesome Jugglers - Both Sides of the Coin
London Mint Office Queen Victoria Gold Sovereign Coin
Queen Victoria had her coronation at westminster June 28th 1838 and this coin/medallion was issued to celebrate I would like any more details of this coinage and any values. It details on the back the date of her ascension to the throne - June...
If this is a bronze medal about the size of a quarter, I see these around relatively often for sale for less than $1.
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For Sale: Very Rare 1891 Florin Victoria Silver Coin R2 In Aef Relentless Raiders rout Rebels
The V.I. Raiders ‘circus’ came to town and trampled all over the Westshore Rebels.
Nanaimo’s Canadian Junior Football League team demolished its rival 72-6 on Saturday night in Victoria.
Seemingly every player in white got into the act as V.I. just kept pouring it on, scoring 34 fourth-quarter points.
“Guys start having fun and then it’s like a circus out here,” said Jordan Yantz, Raiders quarterback.
The Rebels won the coin flip, but that was about it. Raiders defensive back Skylor Letcher intercepted a pass one minute into the game, leading to a Ryan Jones 25-yard field goal to give Nanaimo a 3-0 lead. The visitors didn’t settle for field goals the rest of the way, scoring 10 touchdowns.
“Our goal coming into this game was to get on the field and put points up quick,” Yantz said. “We did that and we didn’t stop doing it.”
The Raiders’ defence was just as thorough, forcing a ridiculous 11 turnovers – five interceptions, five fumbles and one turnover on downs.
Evolution of the 25 paise coin | Everything is Possible
It is no longer a legal tender: The road has finally come to an end for the humble 25-paise. The Reserve Bank of India to withdraw from circulation coins of 25 paise and below June 30, 2011. Coins of nominal value of 25 paise and below will not be accepted for exchange in bank branches of July 1, 2011. We trace the history of the piece of 25 paise from the British era of contemporary India. 1840: The longest reigning monarch in the United Kingdom, Queen Victoria has also held the title of Empress of India. During his reign a number of quarter rupee coins were issued.Soon after his accession, a coin silver rupee quarter was released in India. The pieces featured the bust of a young Queen Victoria. It was made to the queen in 1910 after his 18th birthday: A new design coins were introduced in 1919 which aimed to replace existing parts silver quarter rupee....
1887 Victoria Halfcrown (Jubilee bust) - Coin Community Forum
Personally, I really don't care too, too much about condition. I'm not the one that has to have it in mint state. I don't mind the coin showing little traces of circulation here and there because it gives it character and shows the history; that's what I'm in to. I'm into the history of the coin, the date. I guess I can say that I'm a Rulers/Denomination collector. I find it fascinating to think of who possibly used these coins, the hands they were in, what they were used to buy, but I still like to hear different opinions and insights into my coins that I post. Disclaimer: While a tremendous amount of effort goes into ensuring the accuracy of the information contained in this site, Coin Community assumes no liability for errors. Copyright 2005 - 2011 Coin Community Family- all rights reserved worldwide. Use of any images or content on this website without prior written permission of Coin Community or the original lender is strictly pro...
