Jazinta

I am also unable to upload images, so try using the site omnicoin.com. It's good for displaying your collection on the web.

It's a George IV British coin, though a picture might be useful to put.

I don't think silver pennies are real. They are all bronze in that period.

10 francs mineur, 1947. I like all the colorful French notes so I am doing the collection.

That's nice, and from 2013! The only in my collection that I have from 2013 is a colored 25 cent coin with an ugly French guy.

I do find a lot of 1965 and 1967 quarters, but sadly none of the 1964 coins.

I have a small collection of about 200 circulating Euro couns from different countries and years.

In addition to circulating coins I also collect Silver and Niob coins from Austria. For me the Austrian 5 EUR/10EUR/20EUR/25EUR are some of the most beautiful coins in the world.

I want to do the niobium 25 euro collection, it's nice design and I really like the colors.

The German 2 pfennig coin was very close in diameter and colour to the current 2 eurocent coin - I have gotten both as cents even recently.

Yes, I got a few of those before, but if people check the edge it doesn't have the groove of 2 the euro cent.

Mostly American coins in Canada, but I don't really care (most people don't). Others are 5 Pence UK, 2 euro cent (for a penny) and an Austria 10 groschen (for a nickel). When I was in Europe I used to get a lot of British coins, old Germans and even a turkish lira coin. I don't know why people do not notice them, becuse some are very different.

For me it's probably one of the most nice notes in the world, so that's why I want to get it. Uncirculated is extremly expensive, so I will need to find less good notes, like you said XF.

Is it hard to find/get the French Napoleon notes? (10000 Fr., 100 NF, 100 Fr.)

The first one is really nice, but the Poland one is really cool and strange. One that I got recently is a silver proof 2 dollars coin of the Bahamas, 1974.

Me too! That's the oldest that I have.

I would upload a pictue but it says 'This file is too big to upload'. (Anyone have any tips?)

Denominations:

1908: 100

1919: 50

Maybe you can reduce the size of the images? Or put them on another website and put the link to see here.

From circulation? 1999 and I didn't keep it becase it was a 20

But the oldest that I HAVE is a German 1909.

Where I am usually the notes aren't really old, mostly new (I have a few $20 notes of 2012, polymer).

The oldest that I have is a 1 dollar bill of Michigan, 1830s.

Very nice 3 pence. I really enjoy these coins. They are tiny and have such nice designs.

Yes, I also have a 1890 sixpence coin and it also has a detailed small design.

I have 1930, 1938, 1943, 1944, 1948. The only one that interests me is the 1943, because of the material.

You guys look at the dates on you bills?

Yes, it's good to see. There could be a rare or valuable.

Wow, it's really nice.

What is the oldest banknote you got from circulation? For me it's a 1976 $2 note and a 1988 $20 note. In Canada I got a 1989 $10 note.

We should have a topic like this one but for banknotes.

US 1928 1c.

 

While I didn't get it myself directly, a friend upon return from a trip to Switzerland gave me his leftover change, which included a well worn 1884 20 rp.

 

(Swiss coins have been more or less the same since 1850, and as such offer the highest likelihood of encountering older pieces in change, especially for the 10rp and 20rp)

Yes, my mom was in Switzerland and got in change a Swiss 10 coin of 1890.

I have to say I don't see this type nearly as often as I see the veiled type

Which one of the veil type, because there is one that has the little crown and one that not.

He does look like one of the bad guys in a classic James Bond movie. But it's Ataturk and in Turkey it's illegal to insult him, you can be put in prison.

An 1883 3 pence coin of UK, Queen Victoria. In the camera the picture isn't very good, but in real it has a realy nice color.