1961 Malaya & British Borneo 20 cents coin
MALAYA & BRITISH BORNEO -
20 Cents 1961 ( Queen Elizabeth 2nd )
GENUINE COIN, GOOD CONDITION - SEE THE PICTURE TO JUDGE THE GRADE
THE COIN PICTURED IS THE COIN YOU WILL RECEIVE
Price:RM15
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Showing posts with label Malaysia Coin. Show all posts
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Saturday, July 10, 2010
1961 H Malaya & British Borneo 10c
1961 H Malaya & British Borneo 10c
Description: Malaya & British Borneo 10 Cents Coin dated 1961 H QEII km 2
Condition: F. This is my opinion. Please gauge for yourself from the pictures. The coin you see is what you will get.
Price:RM10
Description: Malaya & British Borneo 10 Cents Coin dated 1961 H QEII km 2
Condition: F. This is my opinion. Please gauge for yourself from the pictures. The coin you see is what you will get.
Price:RM10
10 Cents 1953 Malaya and British Borneo
10 Cents 1953 Malaya and British Borneo
QUEEN ELIZABETH THE SECOND MALAYA AND BRITISH BORNEO copper nickel
RARE COIN
QUEEN ELIZABETH THE SECOND MALAYA AND BRITISH BORNEO copper nickel
RARE COIN
Saturday, June 26, 2010
1909 straits settlements 1 dollar
16th July 2011 Sold to Mr Syazwan from Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia
The one dollar 1909 King Edward VII Straits Settlements detail as below:
weighs 26.95g,
diameter-37.3mm;
material:0.900 silver,and has milled edge.
Below are the mintage for each date:
1907 One Dollar 6,841,531
1907H One Dollar 4,000,000
1908 One Dollar 4,151,652
1909 One Dollar 1,014,072
1909 straits settlements 1 dollar
Price: RM180
The one dollar 1909 King Edward VII Straits Settlements detail as below:
weighs 26.95g,
diameter-37.3mm;
material:0.900 silver,and has milled edge.
Below are the mintage for each date:
1907 One Dollar 6,841,531
1907H One Dollar 4,000,000
1908 One Dollar 4,151,652
1909 One Dollar 1,014,072
1909 straits settlements 1 dollar
Price: RM180
Labels:
Malaysia Coin,
Sold,
Straits Settlements Coin
50 cents 1979 Malaysia coin (parliament series) "dot"
50 cents 1979 Malaysia coin (parliament series) "dot"
THE MALAYSIA 50 CENTS "EXTRA DOT" COIN MAKE BY COPPER-NICKEL. IT PRODUCED IN 1979. IT WELL KEEP AND IN GOOD CONDITION. VERY RARE!!!
Price:RM60
EXTRA DOTS 1982 5 Sen (UNC) Malaysia
Sold to Mr Azman from Selangor, Malaysia (Jan05;2011)
EXTRA DOTS 1982 5 Sen (UNC) Malaysia
I consider this rare coin as "UNC" because it is come directly from friend's grandpa aging piggi bank. The condition of the coin is perfect and shine likes new, it seems that the coin is directly come the the issuing bank and put into the piggy bank since new.
This is the unusual & scarce 5Sen coin dated 1982 with the Extra Dot .
Actually, there seems to be 2 dots on this coin - 1 big dot on the Parliament House & a slightly smaller one under the stars.
Price : RM180
Friday, June 25, 2010
Malaysia 10 sen 1971 coin
25th June 2012--Sold to mr Tan from Sabah, Malaysia
ONLY 32,000 pieces minted
Extremely RARE !
Price:RM250
Thursday, June 24, 2010
1901 British Trade Dollar
16th Oct 2012 -- Sold to Mr Robert from Sweden
1901 Trade British Dollar
Price:RM80
BTD info
With the extension of British trading interests in the East, especially after the founding of Singapore in 1819 and Hong Kong in 1842, it became necessary to produce a special Dollar so as to remove the reliance of a British Colony upon the various foreign coins then in circulation.
China Trade, Silver Dollars were a direct result of the Opium Wars (1839-1843, 1856-1860), which began when China tried to stop Britain from selling opium to its citizens. The loser, China, had to open up a number of ports to British trade and residence, and cede Hong Kong to Britain. In the decades that followed, merchants and adventurers flocked to these areas, and international trade flourished. Foreign banks were established, and large silver coins from all over the world began arriving to pay for tea, silk, and Chinese porcelain to be shipped abroad. These .900 fine silver trade dollars were then circulated throughout China, where they were readily accepted as a medium of exchange. The British Trade Dollars, minted exclusively for use in the Far East, depict Britannia standing on shore, holding a trident in one hand and balancing a British shield in the other, with a merchant ship under full sail in the background. On the reverse is an arabesque design with the Chinese symbol for longevity in the center, and the denomination in two languages— Chinese and Jawi Malay.
The British Trade Dollar was minted from 1895 for Hong Kong and the Straits Settlements. But after the Straits dollar was introduced to the Straits Settlements in 1903, it became exclusively a Hong Kong coin, with the last being produced in 1935. Those with the mint mark "B" were produced at the Bombay mint; others, marked "C", were struck in Calcutta. The mint mark "C" can be found in the ground between the left foot of Britannia and the base of the shield, while the mint mark "B" is located in the centre prong of the trident. The 1921-B dollar was struck but never released for circulation, and only a limited number of 1934-B and 1935-B coins were released. Certain dates are found with a new date being over-struck on another; these include 1897-B over 1896-B, 1900-B over 1894-B, 1901-B over 1900-B, 1909-B over 1908-B, 1904-B over 1898-B, 1903-B over 1902-B, 1908-B over 1903-B, 1904-B over 1903-B, 1929-B over 1901-B, 1908-B over 1907-B, and 1910-B over 1900-B. The British Trade Dollar was demonetized on August 1, 1937.
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
1939 straits settlements 20 cents king george vi
1939 straits settlements 20 cents king george vi
Mintage:8,000,000
Metal: Silver .750 Fine
Weight: 5.43gram
Diameter: 23.2mm
Price:RM20
Mintage:8,000,000
Metal: Silver .750 Fine
Weight: 5.43gram
Diameter: 23.2mm
Price:RM20
Straits Settlements 50 Cents King Edward 1907
16th Oct 2012 -- Sold to Mr Robert from Sweden
Straits Settlements 50 Cents King Edward 1907
Material : Silver
Condition: See picture
Price:RM80
Straits Settlements 50 Cents King Edward 1907
Material : Silver
Condition: See picture
Price:RM80
Labels:
Malaysia Coin,
Sold,
Straits Settlements Coin
Straits Settlements 50 Cents King Edward 1908 - H mintmark
Straits Settlements 50 Cents King Edward 1908
Sorry picture quality not so good.
Material:Silver
H mintmark
Price:RM80
Sorry picture quality not so good.
Material:Silver
H mintmark
Price:RM80
Friday, June 18, 2010
East India Company 1/4 Cent 1845


East India Company 1/4 Cent 1845
Price:RM180
East India Co info
The East India Company was perhaps the most powerful commercial organisation that the world has ever seen. In its heyday it not only had a monopoly on British trade with India and the Far East, but it was also responsible for the government of much of the vast Indian sub-continent. Both of these factors mean that the East India Company (or, to call it by its proper name, the British East India Company) was crucial to the history of the tea trade.
Before 1600, Portugal controlled most European trade with India and the Far East (an area known then as the Indies). But in 1600 Queen Elizabeth I gave a royal charter to a new trading company, the East India Company, by which it was given a monopoly over all British trade with the Indies. The Company soon began competing with the Portuguese, as did later East India Companies, set up in the Netherlands, Denmark and France (though for ease, the term East India Company shall here be used to describe the British East India Company). The East India Company's first major base was in western India, where it found a rich source of exotic textiles and other produce, which could be exported back to Britain or taken further east to exchange for spices.
Before 1600, Portugal controlled most European trade with India and the Far East (an area known then as the Indies). But in 1600 Queen Elizabeth I gave a royal charter to a new trading company, the East India Company, by which it was given a monopoly over all British trade with the Indies. The Company soon began competing with the Portuguese, as did later East India Companies, set up in the Netherlands, Denmark and France (though for ease, the term East India Company shall here be used to describe the British East India Company). The East India Company's first major base was in western India, where it found a rich source of exotic textiles and other produce, which could be exported back to Britain or taken further east to exchange for spices.
1828 East India Compay Coat-Of-Arms Type -half pice (Pulau Pinang)
Saturday, June 12, 2010
1 Lot of Queen Elizabeth silver coins
1910 Straits Settlement 5 cents silver coin
1 lot of Straits Settlements 1 cent coin
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