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MODERN ISSUES - MAY 2021 This Modern Issues list includes 3 Different lists People, Places, Maps & Travel - Plants & Animals - Sports PEOPLE, PLACES, MAPS & TRAVEL! GOLD, ETC. BELIZE 100 Dollars 1976 “Mayan Symbols” Matte - 239.00 FRANCE 5 Euro 2002 “Seed Sower” KM-1347 Silver Proof w/ Gold Insert – 290.00 GUYANA *100 Dollars 1976 “El Dorado” Proof – 187.00 ISRAEL Bar Mitzvah Medal ND 13mm 1.7 grams, 0.900 Fine Proof - 104.00 5 New Sheqalim 1988 "Caesarea" Proof - 554.00 SILVER, ETC. ANDORRA *Diner 1983 “D’Urgell I” Brass ChUnc – 11.00 ARAUCANIA-PATAGONIA 100 Pesos 1988 “Felipe” X#-21 C-N-Z Proof – 14.00 ARMENIA 25 Dram 1996 “Jesus” X#2c.1 Tri-Metal Reeded Edge Proof, Mtg: 100 – 60.00 100 Dram 1997 “Charents” C-N ChBU(2) – 2.00 ARUBA Casino Arusino 50 Guilder ND(1978)-FM "Dice Logo" 32mm Octagon Sterling Silver Proof - 11.00 AUSTRALIA 50 Cents 1970 “Cook-Map” C-N BU+(2) - 0.75 50 Cents 1970 "Cook-Map" C-N ChAU - 0.50 50 Cents 2000 “Milennium” C-N EF – 0.75 50 Cents 2008 “Year of the Scout” C-N ChBU in PNC – 3.00 *Dollar 1993 S “Landcare” A-B ChBU in Royal Easter Show folder – 3.25 *Dollar 1993-C “Landcare” A-B ChBU in Canberra Mint folder – 3.25 *Dollar 1993-M “Landcare” A-B ChBU in Royal Melbourne Show folder – 4.50 *Dollar 1996-C “Parkes” A-B ChBU – 3.25 *Dollar 1997 "Old Parliament House" Ounce Proof - 33.00 *Dollar 1999-C “Last Anzacs” A-B GemBU – 5.00 *Dollar 1999 “QEII-3 Portraits” KM-476 Ounce Proof, Mtg:16,829 – 54.00 *Dollar 2000 “Victoria Cross” A-B GemBU in RAM Wallet – 52.00 Dollar 2001-S “Army” N-A-C ChBU – 6.50 *Dollar 2002 “Outback” Proof(2) - 19.00 *Dollar 2003 “Suffragette” A-B ChBU in RAM folder - 3.25 *Dollar 2003 “Volunteer”A-B ChBU in RAM folder(2) – 3.50 Dollar 2005 “1855 Half Sovereign” Silver Proof – 56.00 *Dollar 2005 “Dancing Man” A-B ChBU in RAM folder(10) – 2.25 *Dollar 2006 M “Television” A-B GemBU(5) – 3.75 *Dollar 2006-B “Television” A-B GemBU(5) – 3.75 *Dollar 2006-C “Television” A-B GemBU(5) – 3.25 *Dollar 2006-S “Television” A-B GemBU(4) – 3.75 *Dollar 2006-TV “Television” A-B GemBU(5) – 4.50 *Dollar 2007 “APEC” A-B ChBU(5) – 1.75 *Dollar 2007-B “Sydney Harbour Bridge” A-B GemBU in RAM folder(4) – 3.25 *Dollar 2007-C “Sydney Harbour Bridge” A-B GemBU in RAM folder(5) – 3.25 2 Dollars 1988 "Aboriginal Elder" Proof(2) - 10.00 5 Dollars 2000-C “Map-Ring of Sailing Ships” KM-371 Proof – 36.00 5 Dollars 2000-P “9 Faces” KM-380 Proof – 36.00 5 Dollars 2000-C “Technology” KM-440 Proof – 36.00 5 Dollars 2000-P “Active People-Map” KM-441 Proof – 36.00 5 Dollars 2000-C “Sydney Harbor Bridge” KM-515 Proof(2) – 38.00 5 Dollars 2000-P “Sydney Opera House” KM-815 Proof – 38.00 *5 Dollars 2002 “Queen Mum” Ounce Proof - 33.00 25 Dollars 1992 “Princess Anne” Proof – 33.00 Casino Wrest Point Federal $30 ND(1985)-FM 38mm Octagon Sterling Silver Proof - 25.00 AUSTRIA 25 Schilling 1964 “Grillparzer” Obverse Mule Error Proof – 173.00 10 Schilling 1964 “Woman” Proof – 5.00 10 Schilling 1965 “Woman” Proof(2) – 4.50 25 Schilling 1967 “M. Theresia” Proof – 15.00 25 Schilling 1968 “Belevedere” Proof – 11.00 25 Schilling 1969 “Rosegger” ChUnc, attractive toning – 10.00 50 Schilling 1966 "National Bank" Proof(3) - 25.00 50 Schilling 1967 “Waltz” Proof(3) - 21.00 50 Schilling 1967 “Waltz” Proof AU – 18.00 50 Schilling 1972 “Salzburg U.” Proof – 18.00 50 Schilling 1972 "Agriculture" ChBU - 17.00 Casino Salzburg 500 Schilling ND(1985)-FM "City View" 39mm Sterling Silver Proof - 29.00 BAHAMAS 25 Cents 1982 “Sailboat” C-N Proof – 1.00 10 Dollars 1973 “Sailing Ship” Proof – 45.00 10 Dollars 1978 “Charles” Proof – 22.00 Casino Castle Harbour $25 ND(1978)-FM 32mm Silver Proof - 18.00 BARBADOS 5 Cents 1973 “Lighthouse” Brass BU+(6) – 0.50 BELARUS Rouble 1999 “Millenium-Churches” C-N Proof – 18.00 BELGIUM 5 Ecu 1987 “Charles V” GemBU – 19.00 5 Ecu 1993(qp) "Belgian Presidency of E.C." KM#185 Proof - 22.00 Casino Knokke 1000 Francs ND(1978)-FM "Logo-Card Suits" 32mm Sterling Silver Proof - 12.00 Casino Knokke 1750 Francs ND(1985)-FM "Logo-Card Suits" 32mm Sterling Silver Proof - 19.00 Casino Kursaal Oostende 1750 Francs ND(1985)-FM "Logo" 32mm Octagon Sterling Silver Proof - 19.00 Casino de Spa 1750 Francs ND(1985)-FM "Roulette Wheel" 36mm Square Sterling Silver Proof - 24.00 BELIZE 10 Dollars 1991 “10 Years” C-N ChBU – 7.00 BENIN 2500 Francs 2007 “Abolition” Proof Essai, Mtg;50 - 25.00 BERMUDA Crown 1959 “Boats-Map” ChBU+ - 29.00 25 Dollars 1977-CHI “Sailing Ship” ChBU – 49.00 BOLIVIA 200 Pesos 1979 "Int'l Year of the Child - Children Playing Instruments" Proof ChAU - 21.00 BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA 5 Feninga 2005 “Map” Nickel Plated Steel BU+ - 0.50 BRAZIL 20 Cruzeiros 1972 “Men-150 Years” BU – 16.00 BULGARIA 2 Leva 1972 “Chintulov” N-B ChBU – 2.75 2 Leva 1981 “Weapons” KM-125 C-N Proof – 3.00 5 Leva 1981 “Men-1300 Years” C-N ChBU – 3.00 5 Leva 1988 “Men-120 Years” C-N Proof(2) – 4.00 5 Leva 1989 “Vrachanski” C-N Proof – 4.00 10 Leva 2000 “Euro-Coin” Proof, white spots obv. – 21.00 CANADA 10 Cents 2001 "Year of the Volunteer" Nickel Plated Steel, Roll of 50 BU+ - 4.25 *10 Cents 2005P "Bluenose" C-N First Strike - 3.00 *25 Cents 2005P “Alberta” C-N FDC - 2.00 25 Cents 2012 “Tecumseh-War of 1812” Km-1324a Nickel Plated Steel NGC Gem Unc – 9.00 Dollar 1968 “Canoe” Nickel BU(43) – 0.75 Dollar 1969 “Canoe” Nickel BU(43) – 0.75 Dollar 1972 “Canoe” Nickel BU(18) – 0.75 Dollar 1974 "Winnepeg" Specimen(8) - 11.00 Dollar 1976 “Canoe” Nickel BU+(11) – 0.75 Dollar 1976 “Parliament” Specimen – 11.00 Dollar 1980 “Canoe” Nickel Prooflike(2) – 1.00 Dollar 1980 “Canoe” Nickel BU(11) – 0.75 Dollar 1981 “Train-Map” Proof(2) – 12.00 Dollar 1982 “Canoe” Nickel BU+(16) – 0.75 Dollar 1983 “Canoe” Nickel BU+(2) – 0.75 Dollar 1984 “Cartier” Nickel Proof – 2.75 Dollar 1985 “Canoe” Nickel Specimen – 1.25 Dollar 1986 “Train” Proof(7) – 11.00 Dollar 1992 ‘Parliament” A-B Proof – 1.50 Dollar 1992 “Parliament” A-B BU+(17) – 1.00 Dollar 1994 “War Memorial” Plated nickel BU+(10) – 1.00 Dollar 2000 “Discovery-Shuttle” Proof(6) – 24.00 Dollar 2000 “Discovery - Shuttle” ChBU(2) - 22.00 Dollar 2001 “Ballet” Proof – 24.00 *Dollar 2009 “Flight” Proof(2) - 29.00 *Dollar 2010 “Navy” Proof(2) – 29.00 10 Dollars 2013 “Inukshuk” ANACS SP70 First Day - 29.00 10 Dollars 2013 “Inukshuk” Proof – 25.00 15 dollars 2014 “Voyageurs” Proof – 29.00 *20 Dollars 1990 “Lancaster” Proof w/Gold - 47.00 *20 Dollars 1999 “DHC-8 Dash-8” Proof w/Gold - 45.00 20 Dollars 1999 “Twin Otter” Proof w/Gold - 42.00 20 Dollars 2002 "Locomotive" Proof w/Hologram - 34.00 *20 Dollars 2003 "Diesel-Electric Locomotive" Proofw/Gold(2) - 43.00 *20 Dollars 2003 “The Rockies” Ounce Proof - 40.00 *20 Dollars 2004 “Iceberg” Hologram Ounce Proof – 36.00 *20 Dollars 2004 “Sambro Island Lighthouse” Ounce Proof - 40.00 20 Dollars 2011 “Canoe” Pure Silver Matte – 14.00 20 Dollars 2014 “Snowman” Proof – 16.00 *30 Dollars 2006 "National War Memorial" Proof - 54.00 CHILE Casino Del Mar 500 Pesos ND(1978)-FM "Ship on Shield" 32mm Octagon Sterling Silver Proof - 12.00 Casino Municipal Vina Del Mar 2500 Pesos ND(1985)-FM "Logo" 39mm Sterling Silver Proof - 25.00 CHINA 3 Yuan 1992 “Ancient Money” NGC PF 67 Ultra Cameo – 56.00 5 Yuan 1991 “Cao Xueqin” NGC PF 68 Ultra Cameo – 56.00 5 Yuan 1991 “Song Yingxing” NGC PG68 Ultra Cameo – 56.00 5 Yuan 1992 “Ancient Ship Building” NGC PF 68 Ultra Cameo – 56.00 5 Yuan 1992 “Compass” NGC PF 68 Ultra Cameo – 56.00 5 Yuan 1992 “Zheng Chenggong” NGC PF 68 Ultra Cameo – 56.00 5 Yuan 1993 “Umbrella” NGC PF 68 Ultra Cameo – 56.00 5 Yuan 1994 “Bells” NGC PF 68 Ultra Cameo – 56.00 5 Yuan 1995 “Block Printing” NGC PF 68 Ultra Cameo – 56.00 5 Yuan 1995 “Mencius” NGC PF 68 Ultra Cameo – 56.00 10 Yuan 1998 “Bethune” Ounce Proof – 47.00 *10 Yuan 1999 “Philatelic Exhibition” Proof in PNC - 99.00 35 Yuan 1979 “Year of the Child” NGC PF 67 Ultra Cameo – 560.00 COLOMBIA 5 Pesos 1968-B “Bogota Congress” C-N ChBU – 2.00 CONGO/ Dem. Rep. *10 Francs 2005 “John Paul II” Acrylique(2), Mtg:1000 - 22.00 COOK ISLANDS Dollar 1986 “QEII-60 Years-Family” Proof - 27.00 5 Dollars 2004 “US Postal Service” KM-469 C-N ChBU – 7.00 COSTA RICA 20 Colones 1970 “Venus de Milo” Proof w/Certificate – 68.00 CROATIA 25 Kuna 2004 “European Union” Bi-Metal ChBU – 5.50 CYPRUS 500 Mils 1975 “Hercules” C-N ChBU(2) – 6.00 Pound 1976 “Refugees” C-N ChBU(2) – 8.50 Pound 1989 “Save The Children” C-N ChBU – 10.00 CZECHOSLOVAKIA *10 Korun 1954 “Soldier-10 Years” Proof – 45.00 10 Korun 1954 “Soldier-10 Years” BU+ - 11.00 10 Korun 1955 “10 Years-Soldier w/Child” Proof – 29.00 10 Korun 1957 “School-250 Years” Proof – 38.00 10 Korun 1957 “Komensky” Proof – 38.00 *25 Korun 1954 “Soldier-10 Years” Proof – 59.00 25 Korun 1954 “Soldier-10 Years” Proof(2) – 49.00 100 Korun 1976 “Kaplan” ChBU – 14.00 100 Korun 1976 “Kral” ChBU – 14.00 100 Korun 1990 “Kupecky” GemBU – 14.00 500 Korun 1981 “Stur” Proof – 115.00 DAHOMEY 500 Francs 1991 “Femme Oueme Nude” Proof – 144.00 *1000 Francs 1971 “Femme Somba Nude” Proof – 167.00 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Medio Peso 1984-Mo “Men” C-N Proof, spot below busts – 10.00 Casino Hotel Embajador 25 Pesos ND(1978)-FM "Logo" 39mm Sterling Silver Proof - 22.00 Casino El Embajador: 75 Pesos ND(1985)-FM "Logo" 39mm Sterling Silver Proof - 27.00 EGYPT 5 Piastres 1968 “Fair-Globe” C-N ChBU – 1.00 10 Piastres 1964 “Nile Diversion” ChBU - 4.00 Pound 1981 “Trade Unions” ChBU – 14.00 Pound 2002 “Museum” KM-904 BU+(2) - 18.00 Pound 2003 "October War" BU+ - 24.00 Pound 2005 “King Tut Mask” Bi-Metal BU+(22) – 1.00 Pound 2006 “60yrs - UNESCO” KM-966 BU+ - 27.00 Pound 2007 “Tut Mask” Bi-Metal BU, Group of 100 Pcs.
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    11 Reviews 1671 7/1/09 13:43 Page 291

    11 Reviews 1671 7/1/09 13:43 Page 291 REVIEWS The Galata guide to the farthing tokens of James I & REFERENCES Charles I: a history and reclassification, by Tim Everson C[okayne], G. E., The Complete Peerage (London; (Llanfyllin: Galata Print, 2007), [1] ϩ 78 pp.: illus. Stroud, 1910–98). THIS work has the misleading appearance of a ‘maga- Harris, J. and Higgott, G., 1989. Inigo Jones: complete zine’, with floppy covers, and text lines too wide for architectural drawings (London). the size of typeface. Yet its solid contribution would Keene, D., 1997. ‘The setting of the Royal Exchange’ in have justified appearance in a series of hardcover The Royal Exchange, ed. Ann Saunders (London), monographs. Its main contents are a history of the 253–71. patent, catalogues of the types, and documentary Larkin, J. F. and Hughes, P. L. (eds.), 1973. Stuart appendices. Royal Proclamations, Vol. I: Royal Proclamations of The patent holders are clearly set out, correcting King James I, 1603–1625 (Oxford). Peck’s confusion over the two lords Harington. It is Larkin, J. F. (ed.), 1983. Stuart Royal Proclamations, strange to see references to ‘Maltravers junior’ when Vol. II: Royal Proclamations of King Charles I, the title was not hereditary, and Thomas Howard, who 1625–1646 (Oxford). held the title 1646–52, is better known as the ‘lunatic’ Duke of Norfolk. He does not have an entry in the ODNB, although he is mentioned in the entry for his Money of the Caribbean, edited by R.G. Doty and father, Henry Frederick Howard, who was Lord J.M.
  • Australian Coins

    Australian Coins

    Australian coins – a fascinating history Pre 1770 The First Australians did not use money as we know it; they used a barter system, trading goods from one end of Australia to the other. Some popular trading items included special stones for making tools, coloured stones (ochres) used for painting, and precious pearl shells that came from the far north of Australia. 1788 The British sent the First Fleet to Australia to set up a penal colony. They didn’t send much money with the First Fleet because the convicts were not paid anything and the soldiers were supplied with goods for free from the Government Store. Besides, there were no shops! Most of the first coins used in Australia came from the pockets of the officers, sailors and convicts who settled in Australia. These coins included English sovereigns, shillings and pence; Spanish reales; Indian rupees and Dutch guilders. It wasn’t long before there were coins in Australia from all over the world. Almost any coin (no matter which country it was from or what it was made out of) ended up being used as money in Australia. Dutch guilders 1800 As the Australian population grew, a proper money system was needed. There needed to be enough money to go around, and people had to know exactly what each coin was worth. Governor King tried to solve the problem by making a proclamation, fixing the value of all of the different coins in the colony. These became known as the ‘Proclamation Coins’. However, there were still problems. There simply weren’t enough coins, and many trading ships took precious coins out of the colony as payment for cargo.