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CoinOfNote

Hi everyone, I'm a . I enjoy collecting & learning about , (, , etc), & . I've also got into & collecting lately (Postal Covers & Postal Medallic Covers, like a first day cover stamp release envelope, but with a coin or medallion as well). I try to post photos & information about interesting pieces regularly, especially , & , but not only. I'm in

1937 Australian Crown, a large #silver #coin issued for the coronation of George VI, King of the #UK, and #Australia featuring a large image of Queen Victoria’s Diamond Crown (actually a very small crown made for her to wear over her widow's cap following the death of her husband, Prince Albert.
Ancient #Rome / Roman emperor Magnentivs not looking so good here, but a nice #Christogram (Monogram, or combination of letters forming an abbreviation for the name of Jesus Christ still clear on the reverse of this Centenionalis #coin, ~352-353 AD, Chi-Ro (☧) is one of the oldest types
A Franklin Mint Postal Numismatic Cover (#PNC), dated 15 November 1976, issued for the Cook Islands #CookIslands, including a #proof #silver $5 coin featuring a Mangara Kingfisher #bird, and a stamp showing the same #coin.
Beyer Peacock & Co 1911-1925 Type 2-8-2T #locomotive #25 in green, facing left, as used by the South Maitland #Railway, (the #SMR) in NSW, #Australia, to haul coal trains, featured on a large, 76mm #medallion #train
Feb 19, 2023, 10:23 AM·Public·Web
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