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OLDER! APRIL 2021 AFGHANISTAN 1/2 Afghani SH1306 Yr.9 Original VF – 7.00~ Afghani SH1304 Yr. 7 VF – 14.00~ ALBANIA 1/2 Lek 1926-R ChVF – 5.00 ALGERIA Token 10 Centimes 1916 without J. Bory KM-Tn5 ChVF – 6.00 Token 10 Centimes 1918 with J. Bory KM-TnA5 Aluminum EF – 8.00~ Token 10 Centimes 1919 with J. Bory KM-TnA5 Aluminum ChVF+ - 4.00~ ARGENTINA CentaVo 1890 VF – 3.00 AUSTRALIA Half Penny 1913 ChVF – 10.00 Half Penny 1914 ChVF(2) – 7.00 Half Penny 1916-I ChEF – 8.50 Half Penny 1918-I VF+ - 13.00 Half Penny 1924 EF – 22.00 Half Penny 1930 EF – 29.00 Half Penny 1930 ChVF+(3) – 15.00 Half Penny 1933 AU - 13.00 Half Penny 1933 VF – 0.75 Half Penny 1939 “Kangaroo” EF(2) – 22.00 Half Penny 1939 “Kangaroo” ChVF – 13.00 Half Penny 1940(m) ChVF+ - 1.00 Half Penny 1942-P ChEF – 1.00 Penny 1911 ChEF, lustre, some pVc – 34.00 Penny 1912-H Dark ChVF, some dirt in deVices – 5.00 Penny 1912-H EF, 2 tiny rim nicks reV. – 13.00 Penny 1912-H ChVF – 8.50 Penny 1913 EF – 28.00 Penny 1915(L) VF –24.00 Penny 1915(L) Fine – 7.00 Penny 1916-I EF – 15.00 Penny 1918-I VF – 10.00 Penny 1919 Dot Below EF – 17.00 Penny 1919 Dot Below VF – 2.00 Penny 1919 Dot Below Fine(2) – 1.25 Penny 1921 VF, retoning – 3.00 Penny 1922 EF – 17.00 Penny 1922 ChVF(2) – 2.75 Penny 1923 EF – 17.00 Penny 1923 EF, cleaned with soap – 10.00 Penny 1924 Cleaned EF - 7.00 Penny 1927 VF+ - 1.75 Penny 1933 EF – 6.50 Penny 1934 EF – 6.50 Penny 1935 EF – 6.50 Penny 1941(m), KG with no dot ChEF – 6.50 Threepence 1910 AU – 28.00 Threepence 1910 EF(2) – 10.00 Threepence 1911 Original ChVF+ - 42.00 Threepence 1911 VF - 8.50 Threepence 1912 Original VF+ - 21.00 Threepence 1912 Cleaned VF/EF – 18.00 Threepence 1915 Original VG – 15.00 Threepence 1916-M Original EF – 56.00 Threepence 1916-M Original ChVF – 28.00 Threepence 1916-M VF+ - 15.00 Threepence 1917-M ChEF – 25.00 Threepence 1920-M Original VF – 18.00 Threepence 1921-M Original EF – 13.00 Threepence 1921-M EF – 10.00 Threepence 1921-M ChVF – 5.50 Threepence 1921-M Original ChVF, test scs both sides – 2.75 Threepence 1922 Original EF – 18.00 Threepence 1923 VG – 14.00 Threepence 1924 Original EF – 36.00 Threepence 1924 EF – 16.00 Threepence 1924 Original ChVF – 22.00 Threepence 1925 ChVF+ - 7.00 Threepence 1925 VF – 2.75 Threepence 1934 ChVF – 4.50 Threepence 1936 AU – 10.00 Threepence 1943-D AU – 1.50 Threepence 1954 ChVF+ - 1.75 Threepence 1955 ChAU – 1.00 Sixpence 1911 ChVF – 36.00 Sixpence 1911 Original ChVF, rim nick reVerse - 15.00 Sixpence 1911 Fine - 6.00 Sixpence 1922 Toned VF - 45.00 Sixpence 1923 Original VF – 25.00 Sixpence 1935 EF – 59.00 Shilling 1910 VF – 25.00 Shilling 1912 VG – 10.00 Shilling 1914 ChVF – 25.00 Shilling 1916-M EF, cleaned – 21.00 Shilling 1916-M VF - 6.00 Shilling 1917-M ChEF – 29.00 Shilling 1917-M Original ChVF – 13.00 Shilling 1917-M VF – 6.50 Shilling 1920-M ChVF – 74.00 Shilling 1920-M VF – 32.00 Shilling 1924 Fine – 15.00 Shilling 1925 ChEF, grease spots both sides – 22.00 Shilling 1926 AU, light scs both sides – 36.00 Shilling 1940 EF – 18.00 Shilling 1940 ChVF - 7.50 Shilling 1956 ChAU – 16.00 Florin 1910 Original Fine - 47.00 Florin 1914-H G+ - 29.00 Florin 1918-M VF – 28.00 Florin 1927 “Parliament” ChAU, wipe – 29.00 Florin 1927 “Parliament” EF – 14.00 Florin 1931 Original EF – 74.00 Florin 1934 ChVF+ - 56.00 Florin 1936 EF – 29.00 Crown 1937 ChVF, hairline scratch obV. field – 24.00 AUSTRIA ½ Kreuzer 1782-A Joseph II VG – 2.00 5/10 Kreuzer 1885 EF - 3.50 4 Kreuzer 1860-B Good – 1.00 20 Kreuzer 1783-C Joseph II Original Fine – 7.00 10 Kreuzer 1860-V ChVF – 19.00 1/4 Florin 1859-A AU – 14.00 1/4 Florin 1859-B Original ChVF – 6.00 Heller 1897 VF+ - 0.25 10 Heller 1893 EF – 0.25 10 Heller 1907 ChAU - 3.50 1000 Kronen 1924 EF – 1.25 1/2 Schilling 1926 Original EF – 2.25 Schilling 1924 Toned EF – 3.25 2 Schilling 1947 EF – 2.00 5 Schilling 1952 ChVF – 1.00 AZORES 5 Reis 1798 G+ - 7.00 10 Reis 1901 ChVF, tiny obVerse rim nicks – 5.00~ BARBADOS Penny 1788 Type III VF, minor rim bumps & punch marks, flan crack – 18.00 BELGIAN CONGO / CONGO FREE STATE Centime 1888-LW Brown ChAU+ - 14.00 Franc 1944 “Elephant” VF(14) – 1.75 Franc 1944 “Elephant” VF, stain patch(4) – 1.00 Franc 1946 “Elephant” ChVF(3) – 4.00 Franc 1946 “Elephant” VF(7) – 2.50 Franc 1949 “Elephant” ChVF(4) – 4.00 Franc 1949 “Elephant” VF(3) – 2.50 2 Francs 1943 “Elephant” EF, minor spotting – 12.00 2 Francs 1947 “Elephant” ChVF(5) – 6.00 2 Francs 1947 “Elephant” VF(14) – 4.00 5 Francs 1936 “Lion” Fine(5) – 11.00 5 Francs 1937 “Lion” VF(3) – 19.00 5 Francs 1947 “Elephant” ChVF – 18.00 BELGIUM Centime 1869 AU – 7.00 Centime 1869 ChVF+ - 3.00 2 Centimes 1857 KM-4.2 EF - 13.00 2 Centimes 1863/3 VF – 4.00 5 Centimes 1895 Double Date KM-40 Original VF - 1.00 5 Centiemen 1901 “Lion” Belgen AU – 19.00 10 Centimes 1862 EF – 1.00 50 Centimes 1886 Belgen KM-27 Original ChVF – 7.00~ 50 Centimes 1909 Belges KM-60.1 BU - 19.00~ 50 Centiemen 1901 “Lion” Belgen ChEF – 12.00 50 Centimes 1918 Zinc ChEF – 7.00~ Franc 1887 Belgen Original F+ - 4.00 Franc 1914 Belges AU – 5.00~ Franc 1945 Flemish KM-128 Zinc AU – 2.00 5 Francs 1931 Belges Nickel AU – 5.00 5 Frank 1932 Belgen Nickel VF – 3.00 5 Francs 1932 Belges Nickel VF+ - 3.00 5 Francs 1937 Belgique Nickel ChVF – 11.00 5 Frank 1941 Belgen Zinc EF – 2.00 20 Francs 1934 with umlauts aboVe E KM-105 BU – 21.00~ 50 Francs 1954 Belgique BU+ - 19.00~ 100 Francs 1951 Belgie ChAU – 14.00 BOHEMIA & MORAVIA Koruna 1944 ChEF – 1.50 BOLIVIA 4 Soles 1830-JL Nice VG – 11.00 20 CentaVos 1877-FE Dipped ChVF, 30 degree rotation – 9.00 BRAZIL 5 Reis 1774 Fine, buried, cleaned – 8.50 20 Reis 1775 F+, rim nick - 8.00 20 Reis 1908 Mostly Red ChUnc – 14.00~ 200 Reis 1869 Original VG – 4.00 200 Reis 1922 ChAU – 5.50 300 Reis 1938 “Gomes” EF – 3.00 500 Reis 1854 AU – 16.00 500 Reis 1889 KM-480 Original Unc – 42.00~ 500 Reis 1906 Original ChUnc – 15.00~ 500 Reis 1939 “Assis” ChEF – 2.00 1000 Reis 1858 EF – 11.00 1000 Reis 1860/50 ChVF(2) – 11.00 1000 Reis 1939 “Barreto” AU – 2.50 2000 Reis 1924 Original AU – 9.00~ 2000 Reis 1935 “Caxias” EF –5.00 2000 Reis 1939 “Peixoto” AU – 2.50 Cruzeiro 1957 AU+ - 0.25 Cruzeiro 1970 ChAU – 0.25 BRITISH GUIANA 4 Pence 1891 Good – 3.00 4 Pence 1894 aG – 3.00 BRITISH HONDURAS Cent 1919 G+, marks obVerse field – 2.00 Cent 1958 EF, touch of Verdigris below bust – 5.00 5 Cents 1894 Cleaned ChVF – 14.00 5 Cents 1945 VG, whizzed reVerse – 2.00 5 Cents 1947 Fine – 3.00 5 Cents 1952 VF, meter scratches on face – 1.50 5 Cents 1959 Fine – 1.00 10 Cents 1965/6 Original ChEF – 16.00 50 Cents 1962 VF – 2.00 50 Cents 1964 VF, light scratches & rim nicks – 1.00 50 Cents 1965 ChVF+ - 5.00 50 Cents 1966 ChVF – 3.00 BRITISH NORTH BORNEO Cent 1889-H ChVF+ - 16.00 Cent 1889-H Fine, rim nicks – 1.00 Cent 1891-H VF, rim nicks – 2.00 Cent 1904-H EF, tiny flan flaw at rim – 8.50 5 Cents 1941-H AU, slight obV. rim bump – 6.50 BRITISH WEST AFRICA Penny 1942 EF – 1.00 3 Pence 1939-H Original EF – 2.00 Shilling 1939 ChVF – 2.00 BULGARIA 50 Stotinka 1883 G+ - 2.00 LeV 1882 Original VF+, hidden punch mark – 5.00 2 LeVa 1882 VF – 11.00 100 LeVa 1937 ChVF, scratches reVerse – 11.00~ BURMA/MYANMAR Mu CS1214 (1853) “Peacock” Dipped F+ – 21.00 Pe 1949 ChVF – 1.00 2 Pe 1951 Toned VF – 1.00 8 Pe 1950 Nickel VF+ - 2.00 CAMEROON 2 Francs 1925 ChVF – 29.00 CANADA Penny ND “Playing Cards” Br-572 VF, once buried – 13.00 Half Penny ND “Irishman” AM-4 Br-1009 ChVF+, once buried – 24.00 ANCHOR MONEY 1/16 Dollar 1822 NC-1D1 VF, graffiti – 6.50 PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND TOKENS Half Penny ND PE-5B1 Br-917 Fine – 4.00 Half Penny ND PE-5B1 Br-917 Fine, obV. edge cut – 1.75 Half Penny ND PE-5B2 Br-917 Fine – 4.50 Cent 1855 PE-6A1 Br-920 Fine, marks - 1.75 Cent1855 PAE7A1 Br-918 Fine – 4.50 Cent 1857 PE-7C4 Br-919 VF – 15.00 NOVA SCOTIA TOKENS Half Penny 1823 NS-1A3 Br-867 ChVF – 24.00 Half Penny 1823 NS-1A3 Br-867 Fine – 10.00 Half Penny 1823 NS-1A4 Br-867ChVF+.
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