New Zealand coins quickly becoming popular with coin collectors worldwide. Why do you want them to have in your collection? New Zealand coins are one of the rarest coins on the market, their mintage is often below 10,000 coins (limited editions), quality is great and coins feature attractive design.
New Zealand mint recently released NEW limited edition, 3-year coin series to celebrate New Zealand’s most loved native icon - the kiwi. Different design will be issued annually over the next three years, celebrating uniqueness of the country with the kiwi bird.
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The historical and romantic Carson City Morgan silver dollar is also lovely to look at and a pleasure to hold. If you’re searching for one of these unique coins for your collection – or simply because you love it – there are some facts you should know to avoid falling victim to a fake.
Carson City, Nevada – a true Wild West town -- utilized the silver strike of 1859 to mint CC Morgan dollars. Like other Morgan dollars, the CC Morgans display the face of Liberty on the front and an eagle on its reverse side. Also on the reverse side is the double C (Carson City) mark which sets it apart from other Morgan dollars.
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In 2009 the most iconic of British cars, the Mini, is celebrating its 50th anniversary. The unique and revolutionary design by Alec Issigonis influenced a generation of carmakers. Over 50 million Minis have been sold worldwide and many ‘classic’ versions are still on the road and loved by their owners. To celebrate this very British anniversary, the Royal Mint has produced a £5 Proof coin in sterling silver and features on its reverse a side-view image of the classic Mini, created by David Cornell FRSA, FRBS.
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