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Below we’ll have a look at a 1946 Austria stamp.  It celebrates 950 years of Austria (950 Jahre Osterreich) and had a postal value of 30g +70g (Groschen).  This Austrian stamp has a picture of St Ruprecht’s Church which is located in the city of Vienna.  It is a very old church, one of the oldest in Vienna and it was constructed more than 1200 years ago and features very old stained glass windows that are hundreds of year old.  This church is named for Saint Rupert of Salzburg who founded the city of Salzburg Our 1946 Austria stamp below is unused. Perangko kuno  yang tidak terpakai dari negara Austria tahun 1946.  Merayakan 950 tahun dari Austria.

Here in this posting we are going to talk about a 1988 Mexico 1000 Pesos coin. It is struck in Aluminum as well as Bronze and was produced in the Mexico City mint (MO mint mark).  It has on it’s front side an image of Juana De AsBaje who was a nun and is an important figure that advanced literature and women’s education in early Mexican history (which at the time was part of the Spanish Empire).  The reverse of this coin has a picture of a coat of arms.  There were approximately 229 million of these made in the year 1988. This 1988 Mexican 1000 Pesos appears to be in very fine condition and can be seen in the pictures underneath. Koin seribu Pesos dari negara Meksiko tahun 1988.

Here we’ll have a look at a 1857 Flying Eagle Penny One Cent US Coin.  This was the second year that this the Flying Eagle was produced out of an only 3 year production.  1857 saw 17.45 million of these minted.   This old US penny is 88% copper and 12 percent nickel.  The front or obverse side has an eagle in flight as well as “United States of America” in the legand and the year at the bottom.  The designer of the Flying Eagle Penny is  James Barton Longacre . Koin kuno 1 satu Cent Penny dari negara Amerika Serikat tahun 1857 di depan burung rajawali. The reverse is below which has the One Cent denomination surrounded by the wreath.

Here we have a German 10 Million Marks banknote produced in the year of 1923.  This was the year that papiermark (which was the currency of the Weimer Republic was wiped out and replaced with the rentenmark (or stabilization currency).  This note has a date of  August 22, 1923 on it below which one will notice the 2 Reichsbank direktorium seals with eagles.  This banknote note is uniface which was not uncommon for paper money from Germany during this era.  This was likely done as an efficiency measure due to hyperinflation pressures on this currency. See our 1923 10 Million Marks in the picture underneath.  It appears that this banknote saw very little circulation. Uang kertas kuno 10 Sepuluh Juta Marks dari negara Jerman tahun 1923.