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Obverse: Port Reverse: Hydroelectric dam Lettering: Central Bank of Syria, One Hundred Syrian Pounds
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Turkey / Ottoman Empire – a group of 6 different banknotes from different years and different conditions, Kurosh, Lira – F-VF Ottoman banknotes were used…
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The dollar (or US dollar, also known as the US dollar or US dollar) is the official currency of the United States. It is the…
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Lot #465
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Canada – 1973 – 1976 Montreal Olympics – Complete Silver Uncirculated Collection – Mixed Denominations – $10 weight of 48.600 grams, $5 weight of 24.300…
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1976 Canadian Montreal Olympics Silver Coin Set. This set was issued by The Royal Canadian Mint to celebrate and commemorate the XXI Olympic Games in…
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Front: Flags of Egypt, Libya, Syria, Palestine, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon above Arabic logo within wreath, gate with three old flags of the…
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Late in the Ottoman period, many different currencies went into the Land of Israel, due to it being a transit country between different continents, nations…
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Only 10% fees + VAT on this item Mintage: 10,000 units Late in the Ottoman period, many different currencies went into the Land of Israel,…
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Lot #457
$20
Obverse: Port Reverse: Hydroelectric dam Lettering: Central Bank of Syria, One Hundred Syrian Pounds
$20
Read moreLot #458
$60
Turkey / Ottoman Empire – a group of 6 different banknotes from different years and different conditions, Kurosh, Lira – F-VF Ottoman banknotes were used…
$60
Read moreLot #459
$10
The dollar (or US dollar, also known as the US dollar or US dollar) is the official currency of the United States. It is the…
$10
Read moreLot #460
$10
The dollar (or US dollar, also known as the US dollar or US dollar) is the official currency of the United States. It is the…
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Lot #465
$600
Canada – 1973 – 1976 Montreal Olympics – Complete Silver Uncirculated Collection – Mixed Denominations – $10 weight of 48.600 grams, $5 weight of 24.300…
$600
Read moreLot #466
$600
1976 Canadian Montreal Olympics Silver Coin Set. This set was issued by The Royal Canadian Mint to celebrate and commemorate the XXI Olympic Games in…
$600
Read moreLot #467
$100
Front: Flags of Egypt, Libya, Syria, Palestine, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon above Arabic logo within wreath, gate with three old flags of the…
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Read moreLot #468
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Late in the Ottoman period, many different currencies went into the Land of Israel, due to it being a transit country between different continents, nations…
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Only 10% fees + VAT on this item Mintage: 10,000 units Late in the Ottoman period, many different currencies went into the Land of Israel,…
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Austria - 1 Ducat 1915 - Restrike - UNC - 986 gold, 3.49 g, 20 mm
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Ducats were first issued by the Kingdom of Austria in the first years of the 17th century, and possibly earlier. The last regular issue of the 4 ducat denomination for circulation was in 1914 during the last years of the reign of Franz Joseph I, Emperor of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, just prior to the start of World War I. All of the gold 4 ducats dated 1915 are re-strikes, of which there were 496,501 struck between 1920 and 1936. Four ducat coins dated 1915 are still being produced by the Austrian Mint as official re-strikes, as is Austrian tradition for posthumous commemorative coins. The likeness of the old Emperor, Franz Joseph I, still adorns these coins. Austrian 4 Ducats are produced in high purity .986 fine gold, (23.75 carats), making them among the highest purity gold coins ever issued for circulation. These gold coins have inherited their design and appearance from the medieval gold coins of Europe, as they are very thin compared with modern coins.