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Posts posted by Jokerman
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Welcome norfolknchance!
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Some pics will help. You can also look at this site: http://www.coins-of-the-uk.co.uk/coins.html
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I have a question about tokens with Blanchisseuse or Vivandier on them. Blanchisseuse and Vivandier were part of the civil people that followed an army. Blanchisseuse is a laundry woman who can wash the soldiers clothes. Vivandier sold food and drink to the soldiers. Below you can see a token from the fresh army in Hannover about 1804-05.
My question si how was this token used. Was it for a prepaid service, a token confirming you were an "official" Blanchisseuse or something entire different?
BLANCHISSEUSE
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There are some really good pages on English coins here:
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I dont really collect this, but it was in such a good condition I just had to buy it.
Battle of Waterloo 1815. Crown Prince of Orange. BHM 875.
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I don't collect plastic.
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Dont click on it, copy it and paste it in a new window.
BTW! I love it.
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On the way.
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Send me a PM with post address and I will send you one.
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Anybody who knows anything about this medal?
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Great!
Do you send a mail address in PM and I'll send it as soon as possible.
One more to go!
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Dont be modest!
These notes are as I said in circulated condition and I am not giving away a fortune. But since I dont collect banknotes any more I think they deserve a better home.
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After a little spring cleaning i found 2 Norwegian 10 kroner notes from the 1980s. They are in circulated condition. Since I dont collect bank notes I am giving them away for free to the first two that are interested. I will also cover shipping.
The notes looks like this:
http://www.worldbanknotescoins.com/2015/04/norway-10-kroner-banknote-1983-fridtjof-nansen.html
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Paid in blood, but Im happy
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Is the web pages removed?
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LOL. When I logged into omnicoin the medal was totally removed. All the others were there.
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Same theme, with Blucher.
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Really nice!
Same reverse as on "The inseparable friends":
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Very nice medal, and extremely nice condition.
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Anybody who knows anything about elverno. I miss him and his website http://www.napoleonicmedals.org