Siberian man

Thank you very much. I'll try it.

Sorry, gentlemen. I have a problem with uploading of a pictures of my coins. I have started my thread about the 2-kroner coins of Denmark (in the "World Coin Forum"). But when I uploaded 10 pictures - since that time I can't to upload another pictures. When I trying to upload a new picture, I can see this caption only: "Used 2.99MB of your 2.93MB global upload quota (Max. single file size: 30MB)".

What can I do? It's a big problem!

A longed necked bust on that one. Does anyone know what the engraver used for a model?

Diderik Christian Andreas Svedensen.

King Christian X (1912-1947).

2 kroner 1945, silver .800, weight - 15 g., mintage - 157000 pcs. "King's 75th Birthday".

King Christian X (1912-1947).

2 kroner 1937, silver .800, weight - 15 g., mintage - 209000 pcs. "25th Anniversary of Reign"

King Christian X (1912-1947).

2 kroner 1930, silver .800, weight - 15 g., mintage - 303000 pcs. "King's 60th Birthday".

King Christian X (1912-1947).

2 kroner 1923, silver .800, weight - 15 g., mintage - 203000 pcs."Silver Wedding Anniversary".

King Christian X (1912-1947).

2 kroner 1916, silver .800, weight - 15 g., mintage - 402000 pcs.

King Frederik VIII (1906-1912).

2 kroner 1906, silver .800, weight - 15 g., mintage - 151000 pcs. "Death of Christian IX and Accession of Frederik VIII".

King Christian IX (1863-1906).

2 kroner 1903, silver .800, weight - 15 g., mintage - 103000 pcs. "40th Anniversary of Reign"

King Christian IX (1863-1906).

2 kroner 1892, silver .800, weight - 15 g., mintage - 101000 pcs. "Golden Wedding Anniversary".

King Christian IX (1863-1906).

2 kroner 1888, silver .800, weight - 15 g., mintage - 101000 pcs. "25th Anniversary of Reign"

King Christian IX (1863-1906).

2 kroner 1875, silver .800, weight - 15 g., mintage - 3396000 pcs.

Hallo ladies and gentlemen.

I have a small collection of a silver coins of Denmark. And I want to share it with you.

And here is 5 cents 1936 from British East Africa.

I have few coins too. Here are halfpenny and penny from British West Africa.

I'm sorry Sir. I think, it's a copper copy of an old silver European coin.