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It's a Bulgarian 10 stotinki.

fioti3@msn.com is the email address in 16d's profile.

I edited the original post with the correct address.

So far I went to 1532, but I'm willing to go further.

It's super!

Hi Abish

Hi Caitlin

Hi Stacey

Hi Hailey

Hi Riley

I'd like to enter your contest.

Bye Abish

Bye Caitlin

Bye Stacey

Bye Hailey

Bye Riley

Click on an image you want to delete, the delete button is at the top left.

Hmmm... I consider them coins if they were issued by municipalities and exonumia if they were issued by another organization (transport, beer hall etc.) It's my personal definition. According to Wiki, notgeld was not a legal tender but rather a mutually accepted means of payment. Issued in coins, leather, silk, linen, stamps, aluminium foil, coal and all sorts of re-used paper and carton material (e.g. playing cards).

My Controls -> Your Albums -> Select Action "View" -> Delete button is at the top.

Venna - repulsive serpent,

life ill got and ill spent.

Venna will be remembered for her big heart and cold blood. A beautiful combination loved by many, but lethal to her. May she rest in peace.

Welcome to CoinPeople! Have fun and enjoy your stay!

2centsworth

aussiedog

CiScO

Compwhiz67

Covington

dounome

elverno

jim112377

pookiesdame

sch3258

Tiff, that's a stunning coin.

My two most expensive coins are:

It's now in a NGC MS-62 slab.

NGC MS-65

Under $200 each, thaler was purchased from a dealer in Germany and 10K at ANA convention last year.

You can find a little bit about love tokens here:

http://coinpeople.com/index.php?showtopic=988

I was geting this message too for a while, but after I sent some flowers and and chocolate roubles everything is back to normal.

The site was offline for most of the day today. The hosting company calls it "unscheduled maintenance". I hope it does not happen frequently.

Armenia.

I was away from my computer last night. I'll ask the hosting provider what happened.

Whatever the problem was, it looks to be working ok now.

Yes, yes, ANTON...ANTON...ANTON...

Note to self: give away more chocolate.

CoinPeople Site does not ask for any donations for the CP Dollar project. CoinPoeple Bank is doing well, it has been recently rated "AAA-" by Standard & Sure's Ratings Services.

If you need to raise money for BPCI prises, feel free to do so.

Bank of Japan issued a Hello Kitty coin set in 2004

http://www.mint.go.jp/eng/coin/page05_e.html

All money raised from selling these will be donated to the Coinpeople Site.

I'm sure that Æ has noble intentions, however, I would like to mention that Coinpeople Site does not and never did ask for any donations.

Now you tell me...after all my long hours of design work:

 

 

Mille Stujoe.

MMD will be issuing CP dollars, I will be overseeing CP Monetary Fund gold reserves.

As long as they aren't convertible.

For now only two banks are licensed to issue international CP currency.