GB 1965 Penny Partial Collar Strike
The Last 5 Items Listed
Australian World War 1 Return Fob – Shire of Marong T. Dwyer - Click image to enlarge Coin Information Reference Number: C102302 Country: Australia Year: 1919
Australian World War 1 Army Identity Disc – C.E.J. Whiteley 10844 - Click image to enlarge Coin Information Reference Number: c102301 Country: Australia Year: 1915
Australian World War 1 Army Identity Disc – Sgt. W.A. Smith 81 - Click image to enlarge Shown is an unofficial Australian World War 1 identity disc fashioned from a 32mm silver 10 Quirsh issued by Ottoman Turkey. It is holed and the reverse has been skimmed off. Engraved into the skimmed suface …Australian World War 1 Army Identity Disc – Sgt. W.A. Smith 81 Read More »
Australian World War 1 Army Identity Disc – Pte W.H. Amy 711 - Click image to enlarge Shown is an unofficial Australian World War 1 identity disc fashioned from a French 10 centime. It is holed twice and the reverse has been skimmed off. Neatly engraved into the skimmed surface is: Pte W.H. …Australian World War 1 Army Identity Disc – Pte W.H. Amy 711 Read More »
Australian World War 1 Army Identity Disc – JR Abbott 6200 - Click image to enlarge Shown is an unofficial Australian World War 1 identity disc fashioned from an Australian penny dated 1916. It is bent and the obverse has been skimmed off. Inscribed into the skimmed surface is: JR ABBOTT 6200 …Australian World War 1 Army Identity Disc – JR Abbott 6200 Read More »
About My Coinalog
Welcome to our online coin catalog. We are both collectors of Australian and World coins and over the years have built up decent catalogs in Excel (or Windows Notepad or even tiny scraps of paper). This has been a lot of work and it seemed to be time to move our catalogs online and make them available for all to see. This site is the result. Each coin listed here is one we currently own or have owned at one stage and includes information on the coin type, the grade, and when we purchased it. The site also stores some private information that you cannot see (but we can) such as the price we paid for the items and where we bought them from.
The Images on this Site
We have taken a lot of time and effort to learn how to take great coin images and you can see the results of our efforts on this site. Our camera setup comprises a Nikon D7100 DSLR, a Tamron 90mm macro lens, a copystand, and 300 watts of halogen lighting. The bad news is that because of the many hundreds of hours we’ve spent taking our images (not to mention the money spend on equipment) we’d really rather you didn’t use our images without our permission. So if you want to use our images please Contact Us and ask us for permission. The good news is that we almost always say yes,
Are the Coins for Sale?
Generally no, but from time to time we may be interested in selling one or two. To see what’s currently for sale click on the “Coins For Sale” link you can see above. All prices on this site are in US Dollars and do not include shipping.