Scottishmoney

The first note of my hopefully growing Spanish collection, now I need the 5 Pesetas in Uncirculated.

Spain, 10 Pesetas Silver Certificate issued by the Republican Government in 1935(6). Curiously at this time there were not any silver coins in circulation in Spain, and probably the promise to pay was based on paying out older Alfonso 5 Peseta coins from the late 19th century. In fact, they may have never paid out anything but these lovely notes printed by Bradbury Wilkinson in England.

I am in a slump until the PCI prize package comes in from SJ.

Kind of makes you a proponent of the death penalty, even if you are normally against it, doesn't it?

I will host it next if you want to send it with the rest of the stuff for Аня, besides we have a 40kg Aussie/German mix that repels dollar thieves

Maybe you should send the Canine Guard along with the dog, he just kind of looks like "Try and steal this one punk, go ahead make my day!"

Just as a thought I wonder if someone thinks this thing is rare and pricey, and may try to pawn it off on Washtenaw Ave? Gees I was in A2 C&S for about an hour on Saturday, would have gotten interesting if it had come in.

Who had the V-Cents last?

Rcvd today from Daggit, thank you very much

I love these coins, you really appreciate how crude coinage got after about 600AD until the 16th century by looking at such pieces. One wonders what their interpretation of such pieces were, ie the crude depictions of the monarch.

Thanks CCG

That would be donkey I would love to own.

I saw one from some small city in SW Germany once that had a "defecating donkey" on it, I wish I had purchased it, it was some political statement of some kind, but a rather unusual subject for a piece of money.

My only foreign error note, and my only Greek note.

Hemilitron (AE 17mm) 344-317 bc. ΣΥΡΑΚΟΣΙΩΝ head of Persephone l., wearing triple-pendant earring and necklace, hair tied with fillet. Rv. Forepart of Pegasos left; below Σ. 4,83gr. Head of Persephone. SNG ANS 530; SNG Cop.734; Laffaille 224; Virzi 1493; Calciati II 184,79 And it looks much much nicer than the photograph.

Do you get two mail deliveries a day? Seems like something similar has happened before.

I am pretty much of the conclusion that everyday is Christmas in the Bunny Hutch.

"Numismatist" - ANA Magazine, only numismatic publication I knowingly receive.

Obviously you do not know Tiffibunny that well

It is okay for you to collect Czech coins, just stay away from the Paper Money, that will be my domain.

More like what the mailman brought 1.5 weeks ago, since I had scanner and camera imaging issues: 1 Centavo 1918 2 Centavos 1918 5 Centavos 1921 10 Centavos 1915 50 Centavos 1916 Thank you very much, very very nice trade JoseMartins.

My very firstest and earliest silver crown, a 1776 Riksdaler from Sweden.

Two complete sets of Portugal Euros dated 2005 for my nippers, Then Austria 1 Schilling 1924 20 Heller 1916 2 Schilling 1924 5 Groschen 1931 2 Heller 1918 1 Schilling 1908 1 Schilling 1915 Half Schilling 1924 Then Portuguese beauties all Brilliant Uncirculated: 1 Centavo 1918 2 Centavos 1918 5 Centavos 1921 10 Centavos 1915 50 Centavos 1916 I will post pics of the Portuguese later tonight. Thank you very much JoseMartins, wow, aside from the 2 Centavos the rest of the Portuguese coins were a surprise.

I cannot imagine a coinless day at the Bunny house, must be awful