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Notgeld of the Week #48! (6/9/2026)
A 25 Pf Kreigsnotgeld from the city of Göttingen!
In the center of the reverse is St. George above the coat of arms of, from left to right, Münden, Prussia(?), and Osterode, two neighboring cities to Göttingen.
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Silver coin issued by King Croesus, depicting a lion fighting with a bull, and two squares
595 - 546 BCE
British Museum RPK,p148I.1.Sam
1925 Stone Mountain Commemorative Half Dollar, Reproduction
1925 Stone Mountain Commemorative Half Dollar, Reproduction - Museum Quality Reproduction of a 1925 Stone Mountain Commemorative Half Dollar
Colonial Currency, 10 Spanish Milled Dollars, 1775, New York, Copy
Colonial Currency, 10 Spanish Milled Dollars, 1775, New York, Copy - Museum Quality Reproduction of a 1775, 10 Spanish Milled Dollars, New Y
Colonial Currency, Pennsylvania, 1759, 5 Pounds, Copy
Colonial Currency, Pennsylvania, 1759, 5 Pounds, Copy - Museum Quality Reproduction of a 1759, Pennsylvania, 5 Pound Note. Printed on Ultra
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Notgeld of the Week #47! (6/2/2026)
Two one sided 10 and 25 Pf. notes from Goslar
The city of Goslar has a very strong history, even being honored as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, included is the Rammelsberg silver mine which was in continuous operation for over 1000 years. This silver mine allowed for Goslar to mint their own coinage during the 12th and 13th centuries.
Some of my favorite silver coins!!!!
