Tuesday, September 29th, 2009 at
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Tuesday, September 29th, 2009 at
3:14 am
MaY Asked:
I have a bunch of random foreign coin prices laying around and was wondering if any of them would sell for anything more than exchange value (around $2.50 total) or (especially the "obsolete" ones).
Type/value, year, condition:
100 lira, 1979, mint
100 lira, 1981, mint
500 lira, 1984 near mint
1 Belgian franc, 1968, worn
1 Luxembourg franc, 1980, mint
10 pfennig, 1950, discolored but good
25 ore sverige, 1973, near mint
25 cents (Cayman Islands), Buy Acomplia Online 1999, mint
25 cents (Panama), 2001, worn
5 cents (New Zealand), 1986, worn
1 บาท (baht), can't tell, near mint
I also have an uncirculated 100 sto zlotych banknote from 1988.
Keep them as novelty souvenirs. They're not even worth "face value" any more. Coins are so heavy and small in value, they're not worth handling any more so nobody wants them except collectors and these are not collectible. Make an art piece out of them and sell it for $300
Monday, September 28th, 2009 at
5:11 pm
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