What year were Monaco Euro coins first issued? Were all eight coins issued in that first issuance?
Q. A 3-part question. Monaco is one of 3 "non-traditional" EU countries that issues its own set of Euro coins (San Marino and the Vatican are the other two). A) In what year were the Monaco coins released to the public (was it 2002, like the rest of the participating EU countries, or later)? B) What year is printed on those Monaco coins? (Some central banks minted coins that were held in vaults prior to their 2002 official release, and placed the year of minting on those coins - like 1999, 2000 or 2001 - rather than the year of release.) C) Were all 8 Monaco Euro coins (1-, 2-, 5-, 10-, 20-, 50-cent, and 1- and 2-euro) minted and released to the public when the coins first began to circulate, or were some coins not minted at all for the… [cont.]
Asked by haasmba05 - Thu Aug 10 18:45:05 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Monaco Started Using The Euro on January 1st 2002
Answered by Man - Fri Aug 11 02:46:53 2006
Q. A 3-part question. Monaco is one of 3 "non-traditional" EU countries that issues its own set of Euro coins (San Marino and the Vatican are the other two). A) In what year were the Monaco coins released to the public (was it 2002, like the rest of the participating EU countries, or later)? B) What year is printed on those Monaco coins? (Some central banks minted coins that were held in vaults prior to their 2002 official release, and placed the year of minting on those coins - like 1999, 2000 or 2001 - rather than the year of release.) C) Were all 8 Monaco Euro coins (1-, 2-, 5-, 10-, 20-, 50-cent, and 1- and 2-euro) minted and released to the public when the coins first began to circulate, or were some coins not minted at all for the… [cont.]
Asked by haasmba05 - Thu Aug 10 18:45:05 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Monaco Started Using The Euro on January 1st 2002
Answered by Man - Fri Aug 11 02:46:53 2006
This question is regarding the symbolism on the 2 Euro coin common side.?
Q. There is what loks like a fence with stars at the end and something looking like male genetels is spiked on it. I could not find an anser anywhere. Any details would be greatly appreciated, maybe even web links. Thank you.
Asked by Joerg P - Fri Apr 3 11:01:25 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are 12 stars representing the nations of the European Union. I am not sure what the 6 lines or "fence" depicts. There is "2 EURO" and a map of Europe. Perhaps this question should be in the geography section.
Answered by liberty 911 - Sun Apr 5 17:01:10 2009
Q. There is what loks like a fence with stars at the end and something looking like male genetels is spiked on it. I could not find an anser anywhere. Any details would be greatly appreciated, maybe even web links. Thank you.
Asked by Joerg P - Fri Apr 3 11:01:25 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are 12 stars representing the nations of the European Union. I am not sure what the 6 lines or "fence" depicts. There is "2 EURO" and a map of Europe. Perhaps this question should be in the geography section.
Answered by liberty 911 - Sun Apr 5 17:01:10 2009
Exchanging Euro Coins?
Q. Hi does anyone know of a place that would be willing to deal with euro coins? I have recently travelled to Paris, and come back with around 18 Euros in 1 and 2 Euro coins. The bank accepted all my notes, but wouldn't deal with the coins- it just wasn't cost effective for them to deal with them, I've checked into it and the post office doesn't deal with them either, anyone know of a place that does? Even if it charges a little? Cheers in advance.
Asked by ewanarcturus - Fri Sep 8 11:28:26 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've never know anywhere in this country to accept or change a pile of foreign coins. I used to find the best way to get shot of them was to make sure you spent them all at the airport (or whatever) before starting the homeward journey. Of course, with them all being Euros nowadays (unless of course you've been outside the EC!) you can always hang on to them and use them next time you go abroad.
Answered by pianojono - Fri Sep 8 11:53:10 2006
Q. Hi does anyone know of a place that would be willing to deal with euro coins? I have recently travelled to Paris, and come back with around 18 Euros in 1 and 2 Euro coins. The bank accepted all my notes, but wouldn't deal with the coins- it just wasn't cost effective for them to deal with them, I've checked into it and the post office doesn't deal with them either, anyone know of a place that does? Even if it charges a little? Cheers in advance.
Asked by ewanarcturus - Fri Sep 8 11:28:26 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've never know anywhere in this country to accept or change a pile of foreign coins. I used to find the best way to get shot of them was to make sure you spent them all at the airport (or whatever) before starting the homeward journey. Of course, with them all being Euros nowadays (unless of course you've been outside the EC!) you can always hang on to them and use them next time you go abroad.
Answered by pianojono - Fri Sep 8 11:53:10 2006
where can i sell spare euros if they are coins? post office will not buy coins ,will natwest accept it?
Q. i have a fair bit of euros to change back to pounds but post office will not accept it because they are in 1 and 2 euro coins. will my bank (natwest) accept it?
Asked by la - Thu Dec 17 10:00:28 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, none of the banks will except coins from anywhere, your stuck with them, like me.
Answered by Plato's scholar - Thu Dec 17 10:20:24 2009
Q. i have a fair bit of euros to change back to pounds but post office will not accept it because they are in 1 and 2 euro coins. will my bank (natwest) accept it?
Asked by la - Thu Dec 17 10:00:28 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, none of the banks will except coins from anywhere, your stuck with them, like me.
Answered by Plato's scholar - Thu Dec 17 10:20:24 2009
Why is an oak twig depicted on the 1, 2 and 5 euro cent coins issued by Germany?
Q. Why is an oak twig depicted on the 1, 2 and 5 euro cent coins issued by Germany?
Asked by Victor Meldrew - Wed Apr 25 07:25:46 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because the oak tree is the national plant of Germany. It symbolises Germany the way Laurel leaves do Italy and the Lily France. There is a saying that goes "stark wie deutsche Eiche" (strong as German oak). Oak was among the trees that were sacred to the old Germanic tribes, the "Thing" (tribe assembly and legal council) was commonly held under an oak or a linden tree.
Answered by t_maia2000 - Thu Apr 26 15:59:21 2007
Q. Why is an oak twig depicted on the 1, 2 and 5 euro cent coins issued by Germany?
Asked by Victor Meldrew - Wed Apr 25 07:25:46 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because the oak tree is the national plant of Germany. It symbolises Germany the way Laurel leaves do Italy and the Lily France. There is a saying that goes "stark wie deutsche Eiche" (strong as German oak). Oak was among the trees that were sacred to the old Germanic tribes, the "Thing" (tribe assembly and legal council) was commonly held under an oak or a linden tree.
Answered by t_maia2000 - Thu Apr 26 15:59:21 2007
is this 2 euro coin worth anything?
Q.
Asked by Conor - Wed Sep 30 12:17:21 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe someday, but right now it is less than one year old and there was a total mintage of 86.585 million.
Answered by liberty 911 - Thu Oct 1 08:22:11 2009
Q.
Asked by Conor - Wed Sep 30 12:17:21 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe someday, but right now it is less than one year old and there was a total mintage of 86.585 million.
Answered by liberty 911 - Thu Oct 1 08:22:11 2009
Which kind of Euro should I get?
Q. Hi, I and am looking to buy euro coins for a collectors item. I want to know which is more valuable in it's metals, a 1 euro piece or 2 euro piece. In other words, which should I buy.
Asked by Anthony - Sat May 31 09:29:22 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For collectors of Euro coins the verso is much more important than the face value. The obverse looks identical everywhere in Europe but the verso depends on the issuing country. Coins issued in larger countries, like Germany, France, Spain or Italy, have a pretty low collector's value (hardly differs from the nominal amount) but coins from smaller countries (i.e. countries with a small population) like Finland, Luxembourg or Malta are of a much higher value (regardless of the face value). The most valuable coins are those issued in the Vatican, in Monaco and in San Marino, but they are almost impossible to find, even for us Europeans. obverses: (for the versos of the new members Slovenia, Malta and Cyprus click right) versos:
Answered by Matti - Sat May 31 11:32:06 2008
Q. Hi, I and am looking to buy euro coins for a collectors item. I want to know which is more valuable in it's metals, a 1 euro piece or 2 euro piece. In other words, which should I buy.
Asked by Anthony - Sat May 31 09:29:22 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For collectors of Euro coins the verso is much more important than the face value. The obverse looks identical everywhere in Europe but the verso depends on the issuing country. Coins issued in larger countries, like Germany, France, Spain or Italy, have a pretty low collector's value (hardly differs from the nominal amount) but coins from smaller countries (i.e. countries with a small population) like Finland, Luxembourg or Malta are of a much higher value (regardless of the face value). The most valuable coins are those issued in the Vatican, in Monaco and in San Marino, but they are almost impossible to find, even for us Europeans. obverses: (for the versos of the new members Slovenia, Malta and Cyprus click right) versos:
Answered by Matti - Sat May 31 11:32:06 2008
why steel is used in 1 cent and 2 cents of euro coin?
Q. thanks..!
Asked by harajuku loverx - Sun Nov 15 11:20:11 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its cheaper than copper. The US penny costs more to make than it is worth.
Answered by cdabexx - Sun Nov 15 11:29:08 2009
Q. thanks..!
Asked by harajuku loverx - Sun Nov 15 11:20:11 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its cheaper than copper. The US penny costs more to make than it is worth.
Answered by cdabexx - Sun Nov 15 11:29:08 2009
How can I keep my rose bush dwarf-like?
Q. My boyfriend gave me a small rose bush in Christmas. It's in a small pot and it's still very small, the roses that already bloomed are as big as a 2 euro coin. I really, really wanted to keep it small like that. How should I do?
Asked by AnnieLestrange - Sun Jan 31 08:37:19 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. My boyfriend gave me a small rose bush in Christmas. It's in a small pot and it's still very small, the roses that already bloomed are as big as a 2 euro coin. I really, really wanted to keep it small like that. How should I do?
Asked by AnnieLestrange - Sun Jan 31 08:37:19 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Where to exchange a lot of Euro coins in the States?
Q. I have a lot of Euro coins that I wasn't able to unload before I left Europe. I wasn't worried, as I thought it would be easy to exchange them here, but it's not. Anyone know where I can do this? I can't go to the airport because 1) I would need to get back into the international terminal and 2) I already tried, they don't do coins. So where do I go? Also, I don't plan on going back, so I don't want to save them for a future trip. It is just extra money I have sitting around that I can't use.
Asked by Matt W - Tue Oct 6 03:22:58 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I have a lot of Euro coins that I wasn't able to unload before I left Europe. I wasn't worried, as I thought it would be easy to exchange them here, but it's not. Anyone know where I can do this? I can't go to the airport because 1) I would need to get back into the international terminal and 2) I already tried, they don't do coins. So where do I go? Also, I don't plan on going back, so I don't want to save them for a future trip. It is just extra money I have sitting around that I can't use.
Asked by Matt W - Tue Oct 6 03:22:58 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
the new euro coins are designed by whom ?
Q. option 1.german option 2. belgian option 3. australian
Asked by Rileesh K - Sat Jan 26 00:11:39 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Euros are minted in all the EU countries. The design on one side reflects the country of minting. And Australia is not in Europe.
Answered by neoplop - Sat Jan 26 02:30:52 2008
Q. option 1.german option 2. belgian option 3. australian
Asked by Rileesh K - Sat Jan 26 00:11:39 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Euros are minted in all the EU countries. The design on one side reflects the country of minting. And Australia is not in Europe.
Answered by neoplop - Sat Jan 26 02:30:52 2008
I have a cyst in my womb, im really worried about it?
Q. Hi. Last week I visited the doctor with the most awful pain deep down on the left. I had this for 2 weeks but got bad this particular day. I had to go the hospital for a scan and I have a cyst the size of 2 euro coin ( 2 coint). This cyst was there during my pregnancy 3 years ago but the doctor did not seem worried. Also I had a laproscopy 5 yrs ago and have cysts on my ovaries again I was told nothing to worry about. Now I am not so sure. I have already caught one doctor out who was lieing to me about the cysts when I got different feed back from another doctor. I have been told to take painkillers and wait for 4 months for an appointment to have it checked out. The pain is still there. Not as bad I must admit but I am conscious of it.… [cont.]
Asked by Teresa M - Sun Jun 24 07:49:43 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Absolutely a second opinion...even if you have to go to a larger city. My friend had an ovarian cyst and it burst...it wasn't even very big and it burst. It's not life-threatening, but she said the pain was worse than labor! You're docs are probably delaying b/c benign cysts usually aren't serious, but if it's hurting you then you need it removed b/c you don't have to live in pain. Get a second opinion if you can. However, if you can't, the docs are correct in that cysts aren't life-threatening but they ARE wrong in assuming you can or want to live with pain. Now that is assuming they've done a sonogram and maybe biopsied it to make SURE it's a benign cyst. Good luck!
Answered by emrobs - Sun Jun 24 11:05:08 2007
Q. Hi. Last week I visited the doctor with the most awful pain deep down on the left. I had this for 2 weeks but got bad this particular day. I had to go the hospital for a scan and I have a cyst the size of 2 euro coin ( 2 coint). This cyst was there during my pregnancy 3 years ago but the doctor did not seem worried. Also I had a laproscopy 5 yrs ago and have cysts on my ovaries again I was told nothing to worry about. Now I am not so sure. I have already caught one doctor out who was lieing to me about the cysts when I got different feed back from another doctor. I have been told to take painkillers and wait for 4 months for an appointment to have it checked out. The pain is still there. Not as bad I must admit but I am conscious of it.… [cont.]
Asked by Teresa M - Sun Jun 24 07:49:43 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Absolutely a second opinion...even if you have to go to a larger city. My friend had an ovarian cyst and it burst...it wasn't even very big and it burst. It's not life-threatening, but she said the pain was worse than labor! You're docs are probably delaying b/c benign cysts usually aren't serious, but if it's hurting you then you need it removed b/c you don't have to live in pain. Get a second opinion if you can. However, if you can't, the docs are correct in that cysts aren't life-threatening but they ARE wrong in assuming you can or want to live with pain. Now that is assuming they've done a sonogram and maybe biopsied it to make SURE it's a benign cyst. Good luck!
Answered by emrobs - Sun Jun 24 11:05:08 2007
Could it be possible that when 2 coins go boating?
Q. The 1 says to the 20 pence euro.
Asked by jovibonjon1 - Mon Jun 9 05:33:10 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. groan,,,but yeat it would be very likely,,
Answered by Happy Murcia - Mon Jun 9 05:48:54 2008
Q. The 1 says to the 20 pence euro.
Asked by jovibonjon1 - Mon Jun 9 05:33:10 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. groan,,,but yeat it would be very likely,,
Answered by Happy Murcia - Mon Jun 9 05:48:54 2008
italian coins?
Q. im doing a project on the 2 euro 1 euro and 50 and 20 euro italian coins any information you have on these coins mostly the image on them would be great thanx
Asked by coolio - Fri May 9 03:19:55 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. italian euros, just like the other european union states' euros have the same heads. the only difference is the tails, each country being free to choose national simbols for the tails. you have here pictures with the italian euros.
Answered by john s - Fri May 9 04:51:10 2008
Q. im doing a project on the 2 euro 1 euro and 50 and 20 euro italian coins any information you have on these coins mostly the image on them would be great thanx
Asked by coolio - Fri May 9 03:19:55 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. italian euros, just like the other european union states' euros have the same heads. the only difference is the tails, each country being free to choose national simbols for the tails. you have here pictures with the italian euros.
Answered by john s - Fri May 9 04:51:10 2008
Americans are too slow to permanently convert the dollar bill into a dollar coin?
Q. It's been years and taken multiple attempts to abandon the dollar bill and circulate the dollar coin. The silver dollar, Susan B. Anthony and the Sacajawea all failed to replace the George Washington bill. There should be a coin that is totally different than other cent coins and should be heavier to show value. They should make the coins to collect them, they should be made to spend. The dollar coins at a similar value exists in many developed countries. They have coins including the Canadian Loonie and Toonie, the British pound and 2 pounds, the Australian Dollar and 2 Dollars, the Japanese 100 yen the 50 New Taiwan , and the 1 and 2 Euro coins. The coins last much longer and saves a lot of money circulating and replacing than… [cont.]
Asked by Benjamin S - Fri Nov 30 13:12:21 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, I agree. I have received some dollar coins recently and find them to be much more useful and easy to use. We also have 50 cent pieces that are almost completely out of circulation. Sometimes it seems the coin collectors are more in control of our money then the government.
Answered by mysty1969 - Fri Nov 30 13:23:29 2007
Q. It's been years and taken multiple attempts to abandon the dollar bill and circulate the dollar coin. The silver dollar, Susan B. Anthony and the Sacajawea all failed to replace the George Washington bill. There should be a coin that is totally different than other cent coins and should be heavier to show value. They should make the coins to collect them, they should be made to spend. The dollar coins at a similar value exists in many developed countries. They have coins including the Canadian Loonie and Toonie, the British pound and 2 pounds, the Australian Dollar and 2 Dollars, the Japanese 100 yen the 50 New Taiwan , and the 1 and 2 Euro coins. The coins last much longer and saves a lot of money circulating and replacing than… [cont.]
Asked by Benjamin S - Fri Nov 30 13:12:21 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, I agree. I have received some dollar coins recently and find them to be much more useful and easy to use. We also have 50 cent pieces that are almost completely out of circulation. Sometimes it seems the coin collectors are more in control of our money then the government.
Answered by mysty1969 - Fri Nov 30 13:23:29 2007
How can you clean a COIN 2 DISPLAY?
Q. i have a bunch of foreign coin monies and they are preey dirty, i tried putting alcohol and toothpaste on them and scrubing them rigously with a toothbrush to no avail. So i watch shows with people that can restore a coin. So i was wondering if anyone knows of a way or product that i can use to clean my coins so i can display them, i have francs, euros, and djiboutian franks that i accumulated during my time in the usaf, excuse my spelling its late. thanks for reponses
Asked by Captain Kid - Mon Jul 14 23:03:21 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't clean coins. It kills the value anywhere from 10%-50%, depending on how hard you scrub. It's always better just to leave them as is and bear the dirtyness.
Answered by Finale - Tue Jul 15 19:13:29 2008
Q. i have a bunch of foreign coin monies and they are preey dirty, i tried putting alcohol and toothpaste on them and scrubing them rigously with a toothbrush to no avail. So i watch shows with people that can restore a coin. So i was wondering if anyone knows of a way or product that i can use to clean my coins so i can display them, i have francs, euros, and djiboutian franks that i accumulated during my time in the usaf, excuse my spelling its late. thanks for reponses
Asked by Captain Kid - Mon Jul 14 23:03:21 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't clean coins. It kills the value anywhere from 10%-50%, depending on how hard you scrub. It's always better just to leave them as is and bear the dirtyness.
Answered by Finale - Tue Jul 15 19:13:29 2008
what type of coin is this ?
Q. what type of coin is this i think its a 2 euro coin but it doesnt say 2, it has a picture of a castle/tower type building on one side and on the other side it has a man wearing glasses, i have looked all over the internet but cant find what country it is from it doesnt even have a year on it pics are here
Asked by walkman0642 - Sun May 31 14:43:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I may be stupid for saying this. But to me it looks like Chairman Mao of china. So if it that than it a yuan coin
Answered by The Answer - Sun May 31 15:00:50 2009
Q. what type of coin is this i think its a 2 euro coin but it doesnt say 2, it has a picture of a castle/tower type building on one side and on the other side it has a man wearing glasses, i have looked all over the internet but cant find what country it is from it doesnt even have a year on it pics are here
Asked by walkman0642 - Sun May 31 14:43:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I may be stupid for saying this. But to me it looks like Chairman Mao of china. So if it that than it a yuan coin
Answered by The Answer - Sun May 31 15:00:50 2009
Sick gerbil.?
Q. My gerbil has an infection on his stomach since the 16th of July. He has already seen the vet twice. I was told it was just a little absess. He was first put on a 2 week course of antibiotic and has since had two stronger courses of antibiotic, it is now the size of a 2 euro coin and is full of pus and is a raw pink colour. Has anybody ever experienced this before or have any advise? He is 2 1/2 yr old male mongolian gerbil. I forgot to mention that the absess is gone now and he is left with this infection. His behaviour is normal and he is still eating and drinking just as much (just thought id mention that). Has just died this evening.
Asked by bestia diligo - Sun Sep 9 19:03:31 2007 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I had 2 gerbils but one of them died from the same problem that your gerbil had. The vet said the same thing an gave him antibiotics but they didnt help at all. Im just glad to hear that your gerbils ok . I dont really have any advice or anythin, but i just wrote to say my gerbil went throught he same thing.
Answered by stupidfatbunny - Mon Sep 17 13:07:12 2007
Q. My gerbil has an infection on his stomach since the 16th of July. He has already seen the vet twice. I was told it was just a little absess. He was first put on a 2 week course of antibiotic and has since had two stronger courses of antibiotic, it is now the size of a 2 euro coin and is full of pus and is a raw pink colour. Has anybody ever experienced this before or have any advise? He is 2 1/2 yr old male mongolian gerbil. I forgot to mention that the absess is gone now and he is left with this infection. His behaviour is normal and he is still eating and drinking just as much (just thought id mention that). Has just died this evening.
Asked by bestia diligo - Sun Sep 9 19:03:31 2007 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I had 2 gerbils but one of them died from the same problem that your gerbil had. The vet said the same thing an gave him antibiotics but they didnt help at all. Im just glad to hear that your gerbils ok . I dont really have any advice or anythin, but i just wrote to say my gerbil went throught he same thing.
Answered by stupidfatbunny - Mon Sep 17 13:07:12 2007
How much are these coins and bills worth in America?
Q. A quarter sized silver coin with a man on the front with the quote "UN SUCRE" under it. The back side looks like an eagle with an oval under it, surrounded by 2 flags. Around the back says "Republica del ecuador 1981". A dime sized coin silver coin that has a 5 on the front with the quote "CENTAVOS" under it and 1910 on the top of it. On the back it has an eagle on it and around it says "Estados unidos mexicanos". A quarter shaped gold coin with an angel on each side of it. A penny shaped copper coin the has a 1 on the front and the quote says "Pfenic" under it. On the back it has a tree on it and around it says "Bundesrepublik deutschland 1950". A quarter sized copper coin. On the front it has a picture of Queen Elizabeth the second… [cont.]
Asked by Logan - Mon Feb 22 03:27:02 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here is what you have: 1981 Ecuador 1 Sucre 1910 Mexico 5 Centavos Exonumia Token, probably not worth much 1950 Federal Republic of (West) Germany 1 Pfennig 1963 Jamaica Half Penny 1957 Italy 20 Lire 1983 Panama 5 Centesimos 2002 2 Euro Cents (possibly Germany) Ecuador 5 Sucres note 100 Dollar, Confederate States of America note Iraq coins Most of these are likely not worth a whole lot because they are not that old, but the 1910 Mexican coin might be worth something if it is decent shape. I know very little about paper money, but Confederate States of America notes do exist. I know even less of world paper money. Please check the links below for more information.
Answered by liberty 911 - Mon Feb 22 08:43:04 2010
Q. A quarter sized silver coin with a man on the front with the quote "UN SUCRE" under it. The back side looks like an eagle with an oval under it, surrounded by 2 flags. Around the back says "Republica del ecuador 1981". A dime sized coin silver coin that has a 5 on the front with the quote "CENTAVOS" under it and 1910 on the top of it. On the back it has an eagle on it and around it says "Estados unidos mexicanos". A quarter shaped gold coin with an angel on each side of it. A penny shaped copper coin the has a 1 on the front and the quote says "Pfenic" under it. On the back it has a tree on it and around it says "Bundesrepublik deutschland 1950". A quarter sized copper coin. On the front it has a picture of Queen Elizabeth the second… [cont.]
Asked by Logan - Mon Feb 22 03:27:02 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here is what you have: 1981 Ecuador 1 Sucre 1910 Mexico 5 Centavos Exonumia Token, probably not worth much 1950 Federal Republic of (West) Germany 1 Pfennig 1963 Jamaica Half Penny 1957 Italy 20 Lire 1983 Panama 5 Centesimos 2002 2 Euro Cents (possibly Germany) Ecuador 5 Sucres note 100 Dollar, Confederate States of America note Iraq coins Most of these are likely not worth a whole lot because they are not that old, but the 1910 Mexican coin might be worth something if it is decent shape. I know very little about paper money, but Confederate States of America notes do exist. I know even less of world paper money. Please check the links below for more information.
Answered by liberty 911 - Mon Feb 22 08:43:04 2010
Where can I find 1x2 brass desk hinges?
Q. I have checked all resources on the internet ,that includes all the hardware reproduction catalogs.It is an odd size.That is 1 inch wide and 2 inches unfolded,need to be kind of heavy duty.At least as thick as a euro coin.
Asked by Mary H - Fri May 18 11:29:40 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try here (see page 22 of pdf): If this won't work or you can't find it anywhere else, Terryhinge can make them for you. Kabum
Answered by kabum - Fri May 18 14:23:03 2007
Q. I have checked all resources on the internet ,that includes all the hardware reproduction catalogs.It is an odd size.That is 1 inch wide and 2 inches unfolded,need to be kind of heavy duty.At least as thick as a euro coin.
Asked by Mary H - Fri May 18 11:29:40 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try here (see page 22 of pdf): If this won't work or you can't find it anywhere else, Terryhinge can make them for you. Kabum
Answered by kabum - Fri May 18 14:23:03 2007
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