The Importance of a Diamond’s Color Warna Warna Indah Batu Permata Berlian

One of the most important factors in determining a diamond’s beauty and value is color. The more white (or colorless) the specimen is (and less yellow) the better and more sought after the diamond will be. *Bear in mind this is in regards to the normal market as fancy color stones are in a class by themselves. The absolute best color you can get is D followed by E and F of which all are considered colorless. The next class of colors is known as near colorless and would be letter G through J. The ranges after that are K through M which is faint yellow, N to R very light yellow and the last is S-Z which is called light yellow. GIA or Gemilogical Institute of American which developed the 4cs has made the grading of diamonds well known and popular. I find that D through J colored rocks look great but would a consider K or M with a round diamond that had a good cut is
it make up for a lower color.

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1985 INDONESIA 10000 RUPIAH BANKNOTE

In this post we will discuss an 1985 Indonesia 10000 Rupiah Banknote. On its front side is an image of heroine (female hero) Raden Ayu Kartini who was an important figure and advocate for women’s rights in Indonesia. She argued that the culture in Java (at the time) did not allow women to develop intellectually as they were often secluded and forced into arranged marriages at young ages. She wrote about these and other issues. After she died a foundation in her name was set up by a Dutch family who built several schools in her name. Later on President Sukarno established a national holiday in her name. Also on the front of this banknote is a picture of Candi Prambanan Temple. The back side of this paper money has an image of a female receiving her diploma. Take a look at the pictures of our 1985 Sepuluh Rebu Rupiah currency banknote below. Its appears to be in extremely fine condition with minimal wear and no pin holes or stains. Uang kertas kuno uang jaman d

1837 Liberty Head Hard Times Token

This post will take a look at an1837 Liberty Head Hard Times Token. On the front is Lady Liberty flanked by stars on each side with American motto in latin words E Pluribus Unum. The bottom of the obverse displays the year 1837. During this period in US history a depression was going on and tokens like this were used as money (hence why it is called a Hard Times token). On the reverse is the phrase "MILLIONS FOR DEFENSE NOT ONE CENT FOR TRIBUTE." This was coined by Robert Goodloe Harper in the late 1700s in defiance of a request of bribes by Talleyrand (French Foreign Minister) in order to negotiate. Apparently this wasn't something out of the ordinary for Talleyrand to request, American diplomats were offended. The Quasi War occurred shortly afterwards and lasted for a couple of years.

1986 INDONESIA 5000 LIMA RIBU RUPIAH CURRENCY PAPER MONEY BANKNOTE

Here we have a 1986 Indonesian 5000 Lima Ribu Rupiah currency banknote. On its front or obverse is a picture of Teuku Umar (1854 to 1899) who was leader an Aceh force against Dutch Colonial rule and who today is a Pahlawan Nasional Indonesia (National Indonesian Hero). The reverse or backside of this paper money has a picture of Menara Kudus Mosque which was built in 1549 and is where Sunan Kudus (Islamic Saint of Java) cemetary is located. This building is among the oldest mosques in Indonesia. This 1986 Indonesia 5000 Lima Ribu Rupiah currency banknote is crisp and is in uncirculated condition. Ini uang kertas Lima Rebu Rupiah kondisi baru uang lama belum ter pakai.

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