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 DickExpert Member
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this was in a roll of quarters. What is it? 100 Yuan?
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 smedSenior Member
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South Korean 100 won
Current face value, 10.7 cents. Collector value, next to nil.
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 coopExpert Member
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How many nils make a nadda? I guess most foreign coins fall into that price range. I've stopped looking at foreign stuff, but I love the thought of having a coin that is hundreds of years old and you can still buy them for less than nadda and get a few nils to boot!
Interesting off center.
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smedSenior Member
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Coop's being a PITA. LOL
I don't know what Krause says the value is, but even in Gem Unc you probably couldn't get more than a quarter for one of those.
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DickExpert Member
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| Posted: Sat Nov 25, 2006 1:25 pm |
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PITA? PITA? Who's got the PITA?
BTW, SMED, thanks.. I figured it might be Korean, It doesn't look like any Chinese coinage I've seen, ( SEN, CASH, etc), and I had never seen any Korean coinage. Many years ago, I was able to read most of the "scriptured "writing on coins, and date them, ( by their year, and convert to ours, in most cases. Been a long time).
Dick
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