Shipping US only from west coast starting $4 for padded envelope with tracking, additional for weight and insurance.
I accept both forms of PayPal 3% additional for goods and services as well as zelle, and venmo.
You can always message me with questions, or if you need additional photography.
Preference will go to people who buy multiple coins/notes. I really don’t want a bunch of risky ships...
Verification https://imgur.com/a/yN9Bx0A
Foreign currency
$5 ea category https://imgur.com/a/jROxo7u
1918 Ukraine 100 Hryven SOLD
1969 Yemen Rial SOLD
2x 1942 Ceylon 25 cents SOLD
1936 Bahamas 4 shillings SOLD
3x 1940 Egypt 5 piastres note 2X SOLD 1X AVAILABLE
1940-1941 Hong Kong dollar SOLD
1942 Fiji penny note SOLD
$8 ea category https://imgur.com/a/whiXDsj
1940-1967 New Zealand 1 pound note SOLD
1953-1960 Australia 1 pound note SOLD
1966 Brazil 10,000 cruzeiros note
$10 ea category https://imgur.com/a/JUZMh1k
1967 Malta 1 lira note SOLD
1986 Aruba 5 gulden note SOLD
1937 French indo china 100 piastre note SOLD
1947 Switzerland 5 franc note SOLD
1965 British East Caribbean dollar note SOLD
2x 1970 Algeria 10 dinars note 2X SOLD
2x 1972-1976 Malaysia 10 ringgit notes 1X SOLD
2x British Caribbean $1 notes (1958 & 1961) 1958 SOLD
$15 and up category https://imgur.com/a/b14JI98
1954-1960 Australia 10 shillings note $40
1893 Brazil 500 reis note $40 SOLD
1954-1960 Australia 10 shillings note $25 SOLD
1936 Bermuda 5 shillings note (short snorter) $25 SOLD
1938 Italy 10 lire note $20
1961 British Caribbean $2 note $25 SOLD
1956 French west africa 500 franc note $20 SOLD
1936 Bahamas 4 shillings note $20 SOLD
1953 Malaya & British Borneo $1 note $20 SOLD
1951 Ceylon rupee note $20 SOLD
1941 Malaya 20 cents $20 SOLD
1919 Armenia 50 rubles note $20 SOLD
2x 1953-1960 1 pound note $15 ea 1X SOLD 1X SOLD
1945 Ceylon rupee note $15 SOLD
1958 one dollar British Caribbean note $15 SOLD
1969-1992 New Caledonia 500 franc note $15 SOLD
Foreign coins
Lots https://imgur.com/a/EPhZQfr
22 coin german states lot of varying states $50 SOLD
15 coin russia lot $20
17 coin Guernsey lot $35 SOLD
15x Cartwheel pennies $8 ea/ $100 for lot AVAILABLE 3X SOLD
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ALL SOLD
Proof: https://imgur.com/a/srsEJtW
A pair of interesting coins, each with an international history! Payment via PayPal F&F, add flat rate $7 for shipping in the US.
- 1903-B Straits Settlements Dollar, the more desirable year of a two-year type (1903-4) issued by Edward VII for use in the Straits Settlements (predominantly modern-day Malaysia). Crusty and original XF Details with a single well-struck chop in the center in the approximate shape of a '4'. One of the more difficult 20th century types to find with chopmarks, as the practice was in its twilight years, and the coin was not intended explicitly for circulation in China. The reverse design of this type is one of the most interesting of the British Empire trade pieces, in my opinion! SOLD.
- 1898-Mo Mexico Peso (1949 Restrike). In 1949, the Nationalist Government of China was in an unfortunate position; the Communist rebels that they had been fighting since the end of World War II had seized the upper hand in the Chinese Civil War, and they faced internal conflict as their armies were being paid in near-worthless paper currency. Across the Pacific, the United States posed a potential means of supporting the ideological battle: hard cash. The United States produced ~30m restrikes of the 1934 Junk Dollar, and later struck ~2m restrikes of the 1898-Mo Peso, and engaging the Mexico City mint to produce ~8m. While most of the Junk Dollars were delivered to the Nationalists via Hong Kong, the majority of the Peso restrikes came too late, as less than a quarter of the mintage was reported as delivered before the Kuomintang fled to Taiwan in late 1949, bringing many of these coins with them. Apparently, the entire San Francisco production run was melted, so all surviving examples originate from Mexico City. The restrikes are clearly differentiated from the original issues by the adjustment of the mintmark, as well as the bead count around the perimeter. UNC condition, with plenty of luster. No idea why such an interesting coin with geopolitical relevance isn't more appreciated! SOLD.
The Straits Settlements were established in 1826 by the British comprising Singapore, Penang and Malacca (plus some other random islands). They ended with the Japanese occupation in 1946.
What would life be like if the SS had existed till today, as an independent sovereign state?
Imagine! People could live, work and play freely between the three cities. Our population and domestic market would be significantly bigger. We might even be an even bigger economic powerhouse than today.
Of course, frictions with the Federated States of Malaya would probably have been much more pronounced...
Proof: https://imgur.com/a/YaoPfAZ
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Priced when Kitco spot was at 62.76 per gram for gold and 29.84 for platinum.
Gold and Platinum Jewelry and Scrap verified via scratch and density (see pics) https://imgur.com/a/RPA06tK
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Thick gold Ring approx size 5 6.30 grams stamped 14k - 2% above spot - ~$235
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Platinum ring approx size 5 7.26 grams stamped 95 - ask is $250
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Gold and Plat Ring 18k gold and .95 platinum mixed; size 9 ring from the jewelry maker “DIANA” (it’s the maker not the wife’s name, ha) 9.17 grams – tested via scratch and density – density is ~16.1 depending on the gold alloy this makes it 13%-18% platinum ask is 3% above spot (assuming its 20% platinum) - $411.60
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Sheet of platinum scrap 5.8 grams doesnt disolve in 22k solution via scratch and has a density of 21.48; it is not stamped but I bought it as platinum, density indicates it is likely pure (.95 plat is usually around 20.8) - I am more than happy; in fact I would prefer, to use a middle man with sigma - ask is 15% above spot - $199
US https://imgur.com/a/uWgkBl7
Barber Quarter Set 1892-1899 p (except 1894 o) - $50
1957 Proof Dime Rainbow Toned - $8
World Individual
UK and Colonies https://imgur.com/a/HyVSXf4
1918 Half Crown Cleaned - $15
1824 Shilling Obv Damage - $10
1927 50 Cent Ceylon - $10
1894 5 Cent Newfoundland damage - $4
1834 1 1/2 pence - $11
1822 1/16 Dollar West Indies - $18
Misc: Cuba, Denmark, Ireland, Poland https://imgur.com/a/yESlsgl
Cuba 1915 10 Cent edge nick - $3
Cuba 1915 20 cent - $13
Denmark 1876 2 Kroner high grade - $75
Ireland 1934 1/2 Crown (nicely toned/better grade) - $35
Ireland 1930 1/2 Crown lower grade - $13
Poland 1925 1 Zloty better shape original surfaces - $50
Europe https://imgur.com/a/Q5wSnj2
1870 5 Francs Belgium Polished - $22
1938 50 Dinara Yugoslavia - $15
1960 20 Escudo Portgual polished? - $18
1939 50 Francs Belgium cleaned - $17 (spot is 14.52)
1959 500 Lire Italy cleaned - $9 (spot is ~8)
1937 A 2 Mark Germany - $8
1938 2 Mark Germany Cleaned retoned - tape mark - $9
1892 25 Cent Netherlands - $14
1901 50 Cent Belgium Cleaned - $4
Straits Settlements https://imgur.com/a/PDjpPQu
1900 50 cents - $75
1890 20 Cents - $20
1896 20 cents w/ graffiti but strong details - $15
10 Cents:
1900 - $5
1901 - $8
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Shipping is $4 tracked for up to 8 oz and at cost for any amount above within lower 48. For shipping to Alaska, Hawaii, APO, or US territories I will have to specifically determine the rate which will be at cost. I can ship anything less than $20 in value, less than 3 oz in weight, and not too bulky in a stamped envelope for $1.10, however there will be no tracking. I will ship outside the US, but the rate will have to be specifically determined. It looks like world wide shipping would start at $9 for Canada and $11 for all other countries if you want tracking. Due to USPS being a total shambles right now, I will not ship coins out of the country without tracking. Either way, once I give it to USPS, you are at their mercy. Shipping times may be delayed as I am only going to the post office twice a week with the state of affairs such as it is.
Payment
I accept Google Pay, Venmo, Zelle, Cashapp, and PPGS. I will not take PPFF as I do not wish to get my account suspended. If comments are not required, leave the comments section blank. If a comment is required (should only be Venmo), do not under any circumstances mention Cuba or Iran. Only comment with something really vague and not sale related. Buyer pays applicable fees on all payment methods. Note that the fees for Google Pay, Venmo, Zelle, and Cashapp are ZERO. Note that the fee for PPGS is +3% of order total +$0.30. I will no longer accept checks or money orders.
Other Notes
No trades at this time. I generally only ship on weekdays, so purchases on Friday through Sunday will ship out on Monday at the earliest. Additional pics available upon request for coins over $5. I don’t have the time to mess around taking more pictures of coins less than $5 in value. Please PM instead of using chats. I will answer if I see it, but I cannot guarantee that I will see if you post in a chat which may mean you miss out on a deal.
If you respond to your own message before I get a chance to respond myself, I will only see the first message. If you want to send messages stream of consciousness as you go through the sale, send them separately to ensure I get them all. Once we have a thread going after I can respond, we should be good. If you don’t do this, I won’t see the subsequent messages which seems to annoy people even though I have no control over it.
Please no time wasters. I do not guarantee that I will answer PMs in the order received. I will answer them in w
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Between 1530 and 1531 Charles V offered to the Fuggers all land in America south of Chincha, north of the Magellan Strait and west of the Tordesillas line, in exchange for his large outstanding debts with that banking family. The Fuggers didn't accept it and went for an extension of the silver mining monopoly in Spain instead.
One of the reasons why they didn't accept the offer, besides the astronomic cost of the whole enterprise, was because Charles didn't allow them to take German colonists to populate the lands. Southern German regions were dealing with lots of poverty due to the constant state of war they experienced by being on the border with the Swiss, the French and the Italian. So, Fuggers would have plenty of colonists around Augsburg to send there.
Here is the map of what Charles offered to the Fuggers. I highlighted the most strategic places to build cities and the areas with fertile land, or gold/silver/iron/coal abounding. A couple years later Spain took control of the Potosi mine, the largest silver mine in history, and that made the Spanish Empire rich.
So, what would have happened if the Fuggers, the richest banking family in Europe at the time, and some of the richest people to have ever lived in Earth, accepted to take that lease, and Charles authorized them to settle the land with German colonists (as he had authorized the Welser, the other German banking family of Augsburg, to do in Klein Venedig in 1528)?
By controlling Potosi they would surely make a huge profit, and by colonizing the land with German settlers, through Fuggers' idea of social-responsible business that generated, for instance, the Fuggerei, in Augsburg, in 1516, the first social-housing project for the needy, they would have a couple of successful settlements in the more fertile lands, and a couple of bustling trade and mining cities across their whole colony.
So, could we have had a successful German colony in South America? How would that special German colony (which would be established not under the monopoly of the crown, but with Fuggers' monopoly as per Charles proposal) transition during the Spanish colonial crisis and decadence in the 18th century? Would it be controlled by Prussia, Bavaria or one of the other German States? Would it be annexed by the British to protect it from French interests?
If that German-majority colony evolved to become a successful country and achieved independence (and didn't lose much
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ALL SOLD
Proof: https://imgur.com/a/srsEJtW
A pair of interesting coins, each with an international history! Payment via PayPal F&F, add flat rate $7 for shipping in the US.
- 1903-B Straits Settlements Dollar, the more desirable year of a two-year type (1903-4) issued by Edward VII for use in the Straits Settlements (predominantly modern-day Malaysia). Crusty and original XF Details with a single well-struck chop in the center in the approximate shape of a '4'. One of the more difficult 20th century types to find with chopmarks, as the practice was in its twilight years, and the coin was not intended explicitly for circulation in China. The reverse design of this type is one of the most interesting of the British Empire trade pieces, in my opinion! SOLD.
- 1898-Mo Mexico Peso (1949 Restrike). In 1949, the Nationalist Government of China was in an unfortunate position; the Communist rebels that they had been fighting since the end of World War II had seized the upper hand in the Chinese Civil War, and they faced internal conflict as their armies were being paid in near-worthless paper currency. Across the Pacific, the United States posed a potential means of supporting the ideological battle: hard cash. The United States produced ~30m restrikes of the 1934 Junk Dollar, and later struck ~2m restrikes of the 1898-Mo Peso, and engaging the Mexico City mint to produce ~8m. While most of the Junk Dollars were delivered to the Nationalists via Hong Kong, the majority of the Peso restrikes came too late, as less than a quarter of the mintage was reported as delivered before the Kuomintang fled to Taiwan in late 1949, bringing many of these coins with them. Apparently, the entire San Francisco production run was melted, so all surviving examples originate from Mexico City. The restrikes are clearly differentiated from the original issues by the adjustment of the mintmark, as well as the bead count around the perimeter. UNC condition, with plenty of luster. No idea why such an interesting coin with geopolitical relevance isn't more appreciated! SOLD.
Proof: https://imgur.com/LmkiBCZ https://imgur.com/yJBUTnx
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new insurance and shipping info at the bottom
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US Base
Draped Cents and 2 Cent https://imgur.com/a/b3o5Rke
1801 S-224 (ID from Cud on Rev. above "AME"rica) - $19
1802 Large Cent Holed - $15
180? (1800?) - $14
1803 100/000 - S-249 - $70
1865 2 Cent - Nice (vf/xf?) Details but Env Dmg - $23
Coronet Head Largies https://imgur.com/a/wK2SMGW
1822 - scratched - $15
1834 - better details corrosion - $12
no date error? - strong details - $25
1832 - $7
1834 - $15
1836 - better details/damage - $18
US Silver
$3.53 face value Job Lot https://imgur.com/a/e6jt9es (contains peace dollar, 1908 barber half, 1939 d walker, expo half, 2x1893o quarter, 1911 d quarter, 1902 o quarter, undated (looks like an 1851) 3 cent. - $90 or best offer
Better Date Barber Dimes https://imgur.com/a/Y5RLkkz Take all 10 for $30 [PENDING] SOLD
1897 P - $3
1899 S - $7
1900 S - $3
1900 P - $4
1901 O - $2
1902 O - $2
1907 O - $2
1903 O - $2
1908 S - $3
1915 S - $4
Roll of Proof 1963 Quarters https://imgur.com/a/XfHnNig - $260 or best offer
UNC Franklin Lot Some w/ full bell lines - https://imgur.com/a/SEBjErE - $85 or best offer
Standing Liberty Quarters https://imgur.com/a/xjZwGe3 grades are approximate
1918 VF+ details minor but entire surface damage - $26
1929 D XF old cleaning - $27
1929 P - VF - $11
(pic of 3):
1927 P - F - $8
1929 g/vg - $6
1930 g/VG - $5
(pic of 4):
1918 p VF details - $23
1930 p VF/XF details - $15
1926 S f/VF details - $25
1926 p vf details - $12
World
Mexican/Couple World https://imgur.com/a/lfZxThX
2018 Libertad - $34
1959 5 pesos - $17
1968 25 pesos - $15 (ngc spot says like 14.45)
1820s Brazil 20 Reis (counter stamped on 40 Reis) - $5 (COPPER)
1822 1/16 Dollar West Indies - $20
1940 Canada Dime - $1 (below melt)
1966 Canada Proof Toned - $4
Straits Settlement https://imgur.com/a/7nvHULn
1890 20 Cents - $20
1896 20 cents w/ graffiti but strong details - $15
1901 10 Cents - $7
5 Cents:
1890 - $10
1897 H (higher grade) - $20
1899 (low mintage) - $8
1900 - $5
1901 - $5
1901 - $3
1903 - $5
1919 xf+ - $4
Hong Kong https://imgur.com/a/ELVxqPV [sold]
10 Cents – 1890 – $8 1899 (2nd in row) – $4 1899 – $5
1904 - $4
~~5 Cents – 1884 - $7 1885 - $3 1892 (first row) – $4 1892
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Shipping is $4 tracked for up to 8 oz and at cost for any amount above within lower 48. For shipping to Alaska, Hawaii, APO, or US territories I will have to specifically determine the rate which will be at cost. I can ship anything less than $20 in value, less than 3 oz in weight, and not too bulky in a stamped envelope for $1.10, however there will be no tracking. I will ship outside the US, but the rate will have to be specifically determined. I will be in England in 1 weeks time, so I can ship at Royal Mail rates to the UK for a limited time. I have been successful with the risky envelope to Canada as well which would cost $2.20. Either way, once I give it to USPS, you are at their mercy.
Payment
I accept Google Pay (preferred), Venmo, PPGS (+$0.30 +%3 of order total). I will also accept checks or USPS money orders, but will wait to ship until after they cash. I will not accept PPFF. I have no desire to risk my account getting suspended.
Other Notes
No trades at this time. I generally only ship on weekdays, so purchases on Friday through Sunday will ship out on Monday at the earliest. Additional pics available upon request. I am willing to negotiate on all base metal coins especially for larger purchases. I don’t have much room to negotiate on silver coins as I have tried to price them competitively to begin with.
Also see my previous sale. I can work on the prices from the previous sale especially for larger purchases.
Lot of 6 German Coins - $1.50
1918 Kriegsgeld 25 Pfennig - $3
1918 City of Duren 10 Pfennig - $6
Lot of 5 Netherlands Coins - $5
1811 Russia 2 Kopek - $4
1926 Russia 1 Kopek - $6
1932 Russia 15 Kopek - $2
1957 Russia 20 Kopek - $0.50
1899 Russia 1 Kopek - $1
1906 Russia 3 Kopek - $2
1915 Russia 2 Kopek - $2
1911 Russia 2 Kopek - $2
1899 Russia 2 Koepk - $2
1897 Russia Russia 1 Kopek - $2
1840 Russia ½ Kopek - $4
1939 Russia 15 Kopek - $0.50
1745 Russia Denga - $3
1985 Russia Rouble - $5
1827 Brazil 40 Reis - $8
China 10 Cash - $1.50
1974 South Korea 10 Won (very nice condition) - $5
1959 Korea 100 Hwan - $5
1934 Poland 2 Grosze
... keep reading on reddit ➡I have some coins up for sale today. Like a chump I forgot the date until after I got almost all of the photos taken. Overall proof with username and date for anything that does not individually have the date by it is here. Better pictures are here. Shipping is $3.50 tracked for up to 8 oz and at cost for any amount above. I can ship anything less than $20 in value, less than 3 oz in weight, and not too bulky in a stamped envelope for $1, however there will be no tracking. Either way, once I give it to USPS, you are at their mercy. I accept GW (preferred), PPGS (+$0.30 +%3 of order total). I will also now accept checks or USPS money orders, but will wait to ship until after they cash. I will not accept PPFF. I am negotiable on the prices of the base metal coins (within reason) if you think my prices are too high. I can provide additional pictures upon request.
Capsules
Lot of 49 individual coin capsules (some with rings, mostly airtite brand with some off brand) - $10 for lot
Poof Sets
2009 US Proof Set - $5
1969 Jamaica Penny and Halfpenny Proof Set - $7.50
World Base Metal
Cuba 5 Centavos - 1915 - $0.50
Mexico 5 Centavos - 1882 - $2
Mexico 2 Centavos - 1883 - $1
Mexico 1 Centavo - 1906 - $0.50
France 10 Centimes - 1918 - $0.25
UK Farthing - 1799 Nice details, but someone started to slightly clean the front - sold
UK Farthing - 1806 - sold
UK Farthing - 1828 - $5 pending
Spain 2 Maravedis - 1833 - sold
Spain 8 Maravedis - 1843 - $4
Spain 1 Centimo - 1906 Very crisp details - sold
Spain 2 Centimos - 1905 Crisp details - $3.25
Spain 5 Centimos - 1868 - $3 (nicer one sold)
Catalonia 6 Quartos - 1841 (a bit worn but a hard province to come by) - sold
Spain 5 Centimos - 1870x7 (one has been dipped) - $0.75 ea
Spain 10 Centimos - 1870x5, 1877x4 (one has been dipped), 1878 - $1.50 ea
Sarawak 1 Cent - 1880 - sold
Baden 1 Kreuzer - 1844 Appears to have been lightly circulated - sold
Straits Settlements 1 Cent - 1894, 1897 - sold
US Large Cent - 1854 - $14
British North Borneo 1 Cent - 1883 - sold
France 5 Centimes - 1856 - $4
Sascen/Saxony-Albertine 2 Pfennig - 1864 Pretty crisp details- sold
East India Company 1 Cent - 1845 - sold
Austria 4 Kreuzer - 1860 - sold
India 1/4 Anna - 1911 - $2.25
France 10 Centimes - 1882 - $4
Sweden 1 Ore - 1858 Crisp details - $2
Italy 2 Centesimi - 1861 Crisp details - sold
World Silver
Straits Settl
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