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Somalia Endangered Wildlife Grizzly Bear $1 2008 Proof Enameled Coin
$14.99Somalia – Endangered Wildlife – Grizzly Bear – $1 – 2008 – Proof – Enameled Coin – Latest in an annual series of six enameled One Dollar legal tender coins authorized by the Federal Republic of Somalia.
Somalia Endangered Wildlife Cougar $1 2008 Proof Enameled Coin
$14.99Somalia – Endangered Wildlife – Cougar – $1 – 2008 – Proof – Enameled Coin – Latest in an annual series of six enameled One Dollar legal tender coins authorized by the Federal Republic of Somalia.
Somalia Endangered Wildlife Bison American Buffalo $1 2008 Proof Enameled Coin
$14.99Somalia – Endangered Wildlife – Bison (American Buffalo) – $1 – 2008 – Proof – Enameled Coin – Latest in an annual series of six enameled One Dollar legal tender coins authorized by the Federal Republic of Somalia.
Ireland Lucky Charm Colored Leprechaun Host Coin 50 Euro Cents KM-37 Capsule
$14.99Ireland – Lucky Charm Colored Leprechaun – Host Coin – 50 Euro Cents – KM-37 – Capsule – Life is good and we are all Irish when the Leprechauns smile at us, so with this great little pocket piece you should have the luck of the Irish on your side wherever you go. Your soon to be favorite Leprechaun is hosted on an Irish 1/2 Euro brass coin and comes in a hard plastic capsule.
China World Wildlife Series Bluewing Butterfly 2005
$19.99This is one of four beautiful butterfly coins I was able to purchase at a show in San Francisco a few months ago. I really can’t tell you much about the pieces except that they have been very popular with our eBay customers and I’m sure they will continue to be a favorite among Lepidoptera fanciers.
China World Wildlife Series Brownwing Butterfly 2005
$19.99This is one of four beautiful butterfly coins I was able to purchase at a show in San Francisco a few months ago. I really can’t tell you much about the pieces except that they have been very popular with our eBay customers and I’m sure they will continue to be a favorite among Lepidoptera fanciers.
Gold Plated Color Panda Great Wall Of China 2005
$19.99One of two very cute and cuddly Panda pieces acquired from a Chinese Mint represented at the ANA Show in San Francisco in 2005. Both the Great Wall and the Panda are uniquely emblematic of China and are considered national treasures. China has effectively used pandas as gifts to foreign zoos to stimulate deeper contacts and improve relations, as their gift of two Pandas to the National Zoo in Washington D.C. proved to be effective during the Cold War. China’s pride in this unique wildlife ambassador is currently now being matched by their efforts to restore the Panda’s threatened population. The latest inventory of the Panda population conducted by the Chinese government found the number of giant panda in the wild has increased from 1,100 in 1988 to more than 1,590 today. The present rapid growth taking place in China now promises both greater interest in these amazing creatures and some new challenges as people’s views of their native habitat change.
China World Wildlife Series Redwing Butterfly 2005
$19.99This is one of four beautiful butterfly coins I was able to purchase at a show in San Francisco a few months ago. I really can’t tell you much about the pieces except that they have been very popular with our eBay customers and I’m sure they will continue to be a favorite among Lepidoptera fanciers.
China Cute Color Panda And Great Wall 2005 Neat Gift Item
$19.99One of two very cute and cuddly Panda pieces acquired from a Chinese Mint represented at the ANA Show in San Francisco in 2005. Both the Great Wall and the Panda are uniquely emblematic of China and are considered national treasures. China has effectively used pandas as gifts to foreign zoos to stimulate deeper contacts and improve relations, as their gift of two Pandas to the National Zoo in Washington D.C. proved to be effective during the Cold War. China’s pride in this unique wildlife ambassador is currently now being matched by their efforts to restore the Panda’s threatened population. The latest inventory of the Panda population conducted by the Chinese government found the number of giant panda in the wild has increased from 1,100 in 1988 to more than 1,590 today. The present rapid growth taking place in China now promises both greater interest in these amazing creatures and some new challenges as people’s views of their native habitat change.