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I m not quite sure how this happened, sure this is somewhat historical but all of a sudden, the region suddenly swapped from AUstria to Spain. Is there a event now that causes this?
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Silver
1230-46 Austria Pfennig- $25
1943 Australia 3 Pence- $4
1947 Turket 50 Kurus- $6
1948 Turkey Lira- $10
1948 Turkey Lira- $10
1944 United Kingdom Florin (XF-AUish)- $10
1895 South Africa 2 Shilling (cleaned)- $15
1964 Netherlands 2.5 Gulden- $15
1968 Mexico 25 Pesos- $25
1974 Turks and Caicos 20 Crowns 100th anniversary of Winston Churchill's Birthday- $35
1917 German Empire 1/2 Mark- $8
1937 Dominican Republic 25 Centavos- $8
1905 Republic of Bolivia 50 Centavos (AUish)- $20
1897 Dominican Republic 50 Centavos- $12
Copper
1850 Papal States 5 Baiocchi- $30 shipped
Trades/Countries I am looking for in Silver
Pre-Victorian British or 1600s English
Chinese Imperial and Republic
Russian Imperial from 1700-1900s including territorial coins(Partition of Poland, Finland)
Korean empire
Mongolia
Japanese Samurai/Imperial Japan and Protectorate (currently own a 1/16 ryo, Ansei & Kaei Shu, Tempo and Ansei Bu Gin)
Southeast Asian(Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Burma) milled silver only for Cambodia
Prussian, Saxon Alberitne line and Wildman silver minted in Hannover and other states with that design from 1600-1800s
Iran/Persia and Afghanistan from the 1930s and back, preference for the chunky rupees from Afghanistan
Napoleonic, france and other territories under Napoleon's rule. Any Bonaparte ruled country from the Napoleonic era
Poland-Lithuania
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Hi guys!
I would like to spend a semester in the Netherlands as an exchange student. I am studying law in Vienna which I am about to finish up...I am considering the Erasmus semester as my last semester. I am not entirely sure which city to choose. There is wide range of offered cities by my university; Amsterdam, Utrecht, Rotterdam, Den Haag, Leiden, Maastricht, Groningen and Nijmengen.
Unfortunately, Amsterdam and Utrecht are very unlikely for me since my grades aren't good enough and also those 2 destinations are probably the most popular ones. I have to send my university a list of 5 cities (priority based).
My current list:
- Leiden
- Rotterdam
- Maastricht
- Den Haag
- Nijmengen / Groningen
Groningen and Maastricht are probably the easiest ones to apply for.
I am honestly thinking about Rotterdam and Leiden a lot. It sounds like Rotterdam is more fun and Leiden is way more difficult (it has one of the best law faculties WORLDWIDE)...however I am not amongst the preferred students when it comes to Rotterdam (those who have already participated at certain courses will be preferred).
Maastricht just seems to be so mainstream, I don't know. I have the feeling that everyone who can't get Amsterdam or Utrecht just goes for Maastricht...I don't want to be that guy haha.
I don't really care much about the remaining cities, I just want either Leiden, Rotterdam or Maastricht.
What am I looking for? Honestly, I really want to study in the Netherlands, but I also want to have a good time there. I mean, I know that the law faculties are really demanding in the Netherlands but I am already spending my entire semester at my desk in Vienna, so I would love to have at least some leisure time during my erasmus semester. Also, I am only a student who works 10 hours a week to get some cash in...I am sure that I will get some financial aid from my university but honestly I would not want the rent to be typically too high in my city.
I also do lots of sports (gym, volleyball, basketball), however I have never used a bike in my entire life...so I will have to get into that soon lol. I don't need any "coffeeshops".
Can you help me out with my list?
