Singapore – Year of the Rooster – $10 – 1981 – Brilliant Uncirculated
Bhutan – Speed Skater – Olympic Games – 1992 – 300 Ngultrum – Proof Silver Crown
Malaysia – Endangered Species – Irrawady Dolphin – 25 Sen – 2006 – Brilliant Uncirculated – Display Card – Total mintage on this coin was limited to 40,000 pieces.
Total mintage on this coin was limited to 40,000 pieces.
Malaysia – Endangered Species – Malayan Gharial – 25 Sen – 2006 – Brilliant Uncirculated – Display Card – Total mintage on this coin was limited to 40,000 pieces.
Malaysia – Endangered Species – Whale Shark – 25 Sen – 2006 – Brilliant Uncirculated – Display Card – Total mintage on this coin was limited to 40,000 pieces.
Malaysia – Endangered Species – Siamese Crocodile – 25 Sen – 2006 – Brilliant Uncirculated – Display Card – Total mintage on this coin was limited to 40,000 pieces.
Malaysia – Endangered Species – Dugong – 25 Sen – 2006 – Brilliant Uncirculated – Display Card – Total mintage on this coin was limited to 40,000 pieces.
Total mintage on this coin was limited to 40,000 pieces.
Malaysia – Endangered Species – Bottlenose Dolphin – 25 Sen – 2006 – Brilliant Uncirculated – Display Card – Total mintage on this coin was limited to 40,000 pieces.
Issued by the Singapore Mint and listed in Krause’s Standard Catalog of World Coins as KM-71a, the total mintage on this beautiful legal tender proof silver crown was limited to 25,000 pieces. Although this comes as shown, without a case or COA, we unconditionally guarantee the coin to be genuine as issued by the Singapore Mint in 1989.
Issued by the Singapore Mint and listed in Krause’s Standard Catalog of World Coins as KM-26a, the total mintage on this beautiful legal tender proof silver crown was limited to 20,000 pieces. Comes in a Singapore Mint issued display case as shown with a Certificate of Authenticity. Would make a great gift for any collector of zodiac or world coins.
Prior to 1847, no dates are found on coins of Cambodia. It is estimated that this 2 PE coin was minted sometime between 1650 and 1850. Beginning in the 16th century, Cambodian coins began to appear that were all small, round, one-sided coins with images of plants and animals. They were crudely hand struck in silver, copper, or billion (low grade silver). This 2 PE coin would make unique and wonderful addition to the collection of world coins.
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