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A 3-D digital geometrical abstract of metallic copper coins in varying sizes, with splashes of plum purple, mauve, green and deep brown on a beige background. More info: Susan Maxwell Schmidt Visual Fine Art
Small window on the tower of Cadiz cathedral, with a small figure of a saint in there, and a lot of coins
These coins are a souvenir from our trip to Mongolia. When I saw this wonderful texture from “ playingwithbrushes ” I knew this was the way to capture them in a picture like I imagined.
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I'm fascinated by old coins. Every one of them has touched the hands of generations of people across the world, playing a bit part in human history. It's curious to think who else held them, and what they were exchanged for.
Air Force issued graduition coins my brother was issued after completing basic training. Picture taking with a nikon D60.
The first series of sen coins were introduced in 1967 in denominations of 1 sen, 5 sen, 10 sen, 20 sen, 50 sen, followed by the introduction of the 1 ringgit coin (which continued to use the $ symbol and is the largest coin in the series) in 1971. While varied by diameters, virtually all the coins were minted in near-consistent obverse and reverse designs, the latter depicting the then recently completed Malaysian Houses of Parliament and the federal star and crescent moon derived from the canton of the Malaysian flag. All coins were minted from cupronickel, the only exception being the 1 sen coin, which was first composed from bronze between 1967 to 1972, followed by steel clad with copper from 1973 onwards. The 50 sen coin is the only coin in the series to undergo a redesign—a minor modification on its edge in 1971 to include "Bank Negara Malaysia" letterings.
Minting of the first sen series was halted in 1989 when the second series was introduced in circulation. The coins, however, remain in legal tender as of 2008, but have steadily declined in numbers since the 1990s. The $1 coin has not been in common circulation since the introduction of the second series $1 coins in 1989
I bought this coin as part of a hoard at a Precious Metals shop in Texas. It was in a 5 gallon jug along with a whole lot of modern base metal coins. I bought a little over 300 coins, tokens, and metals and was quite happy of the find.
As I update my website, there will be a more complete description of this coin at mycoins.co
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The #evolution of US coins.
1964 was the last year that dimes and quarters were made from silver (90% silver and 10% other metals). Due to inflation and the rise in the value of silver, the treasury transitioned to the current nickel/copper sandwich coins.
Top to bottom the coins are:
1948 silver dime
2004 sandwich time
1946 silver quarter
2003 sandwich quarter.
4:1 reproduction ratio. Approximately 9mm edge to edge.
Scrap coin quilt for the March Doll Quilt Challenge. Based on Last Minute Patchwork + Quilted Gifts.
A pile of English coins isolated on a white background.
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Coín es una ciudad y municipio español de la provincia de Málaga, en la comunidad autónoma de Andalucía. Está situado en el Valle del Guadalhorce, a unos 33 km al oeste de la capital provincial y a unos 30 al norte de Marbella. Coín es la cabeza del partido judicial homónimo.
Su término municipal tiene una superficie de 127,37 km² y limita con los municipios de Monda, Guaro, Alozaina, Pizarra, Cártama, Alhaurín el Grande, Ojén y Mijas. La economía del municipio ha estado basada tradicionalmente en la agricultura, coexistiendo con la minería del mármol existente desde los tiempos romanos y la cerámica. No obstante, el turismo, la construcción y la hostelería han sustituido a la antigua industria ceramista, aunque aun quedan varias canteras de donde se extrae mármol, dolomita y arena para construcción básicamente. Se halla en el centro del Valle del Guadalhorce.
This is the last of the Gaffney Rd./Coin King series for awhile. This one a summer shot, taken on a warm August morning in 2008. Thanks for helping me with the laundry.
By the way, if you've been checking in I guess you've figured out by now that I really like this place. One of those things I find appealing is it's like walking into a time capsule; the inside and this exterior looks (I'm guessing) not very different than it did in the 1960s. And the people inside seem just as genuine and real. The big boxes and the national franchises have spared the laundromat, or so it seems, and I'm real glad we have this homegrown business here in Fairbanks. (Now, if we could just get them to get that neon working again.....)
The Coin Pusher was introduced in the mid-60s, and gained instant popularity with the public. The lure of all those coins teetering precariously over the payout chute was irresistible!
I remember when these arcade machines used to push pennies, but it seems inflation even affects coin pushers! At least it does in the arcade on Walton-On-The-Naze pier!
This log lies, among others, at the base of Malham cove - over many years, coins have been inserted into the soft bark.
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