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Catalog # Name Description
1 00.54.5.34 Coin None
2 00.54.5.35 Coin Kwatung province.
3 1970.41.12 Coin Twenty cents Chinese. On front is the number 20 and around edge "Twenty cents, Kwang S. Fung Province".
4 1977.36.8 Coin None
5 1977.36.9 Coin None
6 1977.53.32 Coin Ten kroner Obverse Socialist coat of arms, year of minting Lettering: CESKOSLOVENSK`SOCIALISTICK`REPUBLIKA 1962 Reverse Value
7 1977.53.33 Coin One ore. Obverse Crowned monogram of King Frederik IX (1899-1972). Lettering: FR IX 1964 Reverse Value, a "C", heart and a "S" flank legend. Lettering: 1 ?E DANMARK
8 1977.53.34 Coin Two ore. Obverse Crowned Frederik IX monogram (1899-1972) Lettering: FR IX 1959 Reverse Value Lettering: DANMARK 2 ?E
9 1977.53.35 Coin Ten ore. Obverse Crowned Frederik IX monogram (1899-1972) Lettering: FR IX 1969 Reverse Value Lettering: DANMARK 10 ?E
10 1977.53.36 Coin Ten ore. Obverse Crowned Frederik IX monogram (1899-1972) Lettering: FR IX 1958 Reverse Value Lettering: DANMARK 10 ?E
11 1978.38.1 Coin Five centimos. Obverse Costa Rica coat of arms. Five stars represent the five provinces, three extinct volcanoes for the three mountain ranges, two ships symbolizing the country's geographical situation between atlantic and pacific ocean and sunrise on the left Lettering: REPUBLICA DE COSTA RICA AMERICA CENTRAL REPUBLICA DE COSTA RICA 1953 Reverse Value within a laurel wreath and initials of the "Banco Central de Costa Rica" Lettering: AMERICA CENTRAL 5 CENTIMOS B.C.C.R.v
12 1978.38.10 Coin 1 Colon Color: SL
13 1978.38.11 Coin 2 Colones Color: sl
14 1978.38.14 Coin 1 Peso Obverse Simon Bolivar, Reverse Value
15 1978.38.15 Coin Two pesos. Obverse Simon Bolivar, Reverse Value Simon Bolivar, often referred to as the George Washington of South America, led the war of independence in northern South America for six countries - - Colombia, Venezuela, Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia (which is named after him) -- and became their first president in 1819.
16 1978.38.2 Coin Five centimos. Obverse Costa Rica coat of arms. Five stars represent the five provinces, three extinct volcanoes for the three mountain ranges, two ships symbolizing the country's geographical situation between atlantic and pacific ocean and sunrise on the left Lettering: REPUBLICA DE COSTA RICA AMERICA CENTRAL REPUBLICA DE COSTA RICA 1953 Reverse Value within a laurel wreath and initials of the "Banco Central de Costa Rica" Lettering: AMERICA CENTRAL 5 CENTIMOS B.C.C.R.
17 1978.38.3 Coin Ten centimos. Obverse Costa Rica coat of arms. Stars represent the Costa Rica provinces, three extinct volcanoes for the three mountain ranges, two ships symbolizing the country's geographical situation between atlantic and pacific ocean and sunrise on the left. In 1964, the number of stars went from 5 to 7 as Puntarenas and Limon reached the province status NOTE: size and space between letters varies in mintages. outer rim of Coat of Arms slightly different. Lettering: REPUBLICA DE COSTA RICA AMERICA CENTRAL REPUBLICA DE COSTA RICA 1976 ReverseValue within a laurel wreath and initials of the "Banco Central de Costa Rica" Lettering: AMERICA CENTRAL10 CENTIMOS B.C.C.R.
18 1978.38.4 Coin Ten centimos. Obverse Costa Rica coat of arms. Stars represent the Costa Rica provinces, three extinct volcanoes for the three mountain ranges, two ships symbolizing the country's geographical situation between atlantic and pacific ocean and sunrise on the left. In 1964, the number of stars went from 5 to 7 as Puntarenas and Limon reached the province status NOTE: size and space between letters varies in mintages. outer rim of Coat of Arms slightly different. Lettering: REPUBLICA DE COSTA RICA AMERICA CENTRAL REPUBLICA DE COSTA RICA 1976 ReverseValue within a laurel wreath and initials of the "Banco Central de Costa Rica" Lettering: AMERICA CENTRAL10 CENTIMOS B.C.C.R.
19 1978.38.5 Coin Twenty-five centimos. Obverse Costa Rica coat of arms. Seven stars represent the seven provinces, three extinct volcanoes for the three mountain ranges, two ships symbolizing the country's geographical situation between atlantic and pacific ocean and sunrise on the left NOTE: size and space between letters varies in mintages. Different decoration of rim.Lettering:REPUBLICA DE COSTA RICAAMERICA CENTRALREPUBLICA DE COSTA RICA 1972 Reverse Value within a laurel wreath and initials of the "Banco Central de Costa Rica" Lettering: AMERICA CENTRAL 25 CENTIMOS B.C.C.R.
20 1978.38.6 Coin Twenty-five centimos. Obverse Costa Rica coat of arms. Seven stars represent the seven provinces, three extinct volcanoes for the three mountain ranges, two ships symbolizing the country's geographical situation between atlantic and pacific ocean and sunrise on the left NOTE: size and space between letters varies in mintages. Different decoration of rim.Lettering:REPUBLICA DE COSTA RICAAMERICA CENTRALREPUBLICA DE COSTA RICA 1974 Reverse Value within a laurel wreath and initials of the "Banco Central de Costa Rica" Lettering: AMERICA CENTRAL 25 CENTIMOS B.C.C.R.
21 1978.38.7 Coin Fifty centimos. Obverse Costa Rica coat of arms. Seven stars represent the seven provinces, three extinct volcanoes for the three mountain ranges, two ships symbolizing the country's geographical situation between atlantic and pacific ocean and sunrise on the left NOTE: differences in detail of coat of arms exist between listed varieties.Only Type KM#189.1 has medal alignment. Lettering: REPUBLICA DE COSTA RICA 1978 Reverse Value within a laurel wreath and initials of the "Banco Central de Costa Rica" Lettering: AMERICA CENTRAL50 CENTIMOS B.C.C.R.
22 1978.38.8 coin Fifty centimos. Obverse Costa Rica coat of arms. Seven stars represent the seven provinces, three extinct volcanoes for the three mountain ranges, two ships symbolizing the country's geographical situation between atlantic and pacific ocean and sunrise on the left NOTE: differences in detail of coat of arms exist between listed varieties.Only Type KM#189.1 has medal alignment. Lettering: REPUBLICA DE COSTA RICA 1978 Reverse Value within a laurel wreath and initials of the "Banco Central de Costa Rica" Lettering: AMERICA CENTRAL50 CENTIMOS B.C.C.R.
23 1978.39.1 Coin Sung Dynasty 1068-1077 A. D., Emperor Shenchung's eighteen year reign titled HSI-NING, AD 1068-1077. As twenty-six mints operated during this period, with a combined annual mintage as high as five-and a half million strings. Orthodox Script (one of several styles) with Yuan-pao
24 1978.39.2 Coin Sung Dynasty 1068-1077 A. D., Emperor Shenchung's eighteen year reign titled HSI-NING, AD 1068-1077. As twenty-six mints operated during this period, with a combined annual mintage as high as five-and a half million strings. Orthodox Script (one of several styles) with Yuan-pao
25 1978.51.1.102 Coin Spanish Dominican Republic coin, 1877, one centavo.
26 1978.51.1.129 Coin Sung Dynasty 1068-1077 A. D., Emperor Shenchung's eighteen year reign titled HSI-NING, AD 1068-1077. As twenty-six mints operated during this period, with a combined annual mintage as high as five-and a half million strings.
27 1978.51.1.130 Coin 1403-1424, Ming Dynasty. This is a slightly later Ming Dynasty cash coin displaying a flower (rosette) hole. The inscription reads yong le tong bao and the coin was cast during the reign of Emperor Cheng Zu (1403-1424).
28 1978.51.1.131 Coin 1644-1661, Ching Dynasty, 1st Emperor SHIH TSU reign title: SHUN CHIH, "TUNG" (Shantung mint).
29 1978.51.1.132 Coin 1644-1661, Ching Dynasty, 1st Emperor SHIH TSU reign title: SHUN CHIH, SECOND SERIES (AD 1644-1652). The reverse has only the mint in Chinese only. The character can occur either at the top or on the right side.
30 1978.51.1.133 Coin 1662-1722, Ching Dynasty, 2nd Emperor. Emperor SHENG TSU reign title: K'ANG-HSI, AD "BOO CIOWAN" (Board of Revenue mint). The Manchu mint name translates to Pao-Ch'uan, or "The Fountain head of the Currency".
31 1978.51.1.134 Coin 1662-1722, Ching Dynasty, 2nd Emperor. Emperor SHENG TSU reign title: K'ANG-HSI, AD "BOO CIOWAN" (Board of Revenue mint). The Manchu mint name translates to Pao-Ch'uan, or "The Fountain head of the Currency".
32 1978.51.1.135 Coin 1644-1661, Ching Dynasty, 1st Emperor SHIH TSU reign title: SHUN CHIH. "BOO YUWAN" (Board of Works mint). The Manchurian mint name translates to Pao-yuan or "The Source of all Currency". FOURTH SERIES (AD ?-1661): Mint name on the reverse, in Manchurian on the left and in Chinese on the right.
33 1978.51.1.136 Coin 1644-1661, Ching Dynasty, 1st Emperor SHIH TSU reign title: SHUN CHIH. "BOO YUWAN" (Board of Works mint). The Manchurian mint name translates to Pao-yuan or "The Source of all Currency". FOURTH SERIES (AD ?-1661): Mint name on the reverse, in Manchurian on the left and in Chinese on the right.
34 1978.51.1.137 Coin 1662-1722, Ching Dynasty, 2nd Emperor. Emperor SHENG TSU reign title: K'ANG-HSI, AD "BOO CIOWAN" (Board of Revenue mint). The Manchu mint name translates to Pao-Ch'uan, or "The Fountain head of the Currency".
35 1978.51.1.138 Coin 1662-1722, Ching Dynasty, 2nd Emperor. Emperor SHENG TSU reign title: K'ANG-HSI, AD "BOO CIOWAN" (Board of Revenue mint). The Manchu mint name translates to Pao-Ch'uan, or "The Fountain head of the Currency".
36 1978.51.1.139 Coin 1662-1722, Ching Dynasty, 2nd Empero SHENG TSU reign title: K'ANG-HIS. "BOO YUWAN" (Board of Works mint). The Manchu mint name translates to Pao-yuan or "The Source of all Currency".
37 1978.51.1.140 Coin 1662-1722, Ching Dynasty, 2nd Emperor SHENG TSU reign title: K'ANG-HSI. "T'UNG" (Ta-T'ung mint in Shansi).
38 1978.51.1.141 Coin 1662-1722, Ching Dynasty, 2nd Empero SHENG TSU reign title: K'ANG-HIS. "BOO YUWAN" (Board of Works mint). The Manchu mint name translates to Pao-yuan or "The Source of all Currency".
39 1978.51.1.142 Coin 1662-1722, Ching Dynasty, 2nd Emperor. Emperor SHENG TSU reign title: K'ANG-HSI, AD "BOO CIOWAN" (Board of Revenue mint). The Manchu mint name translates to Pao-Ch'uan, or "The Fountain head of the Currency".
40 1978.51.1.143 Coin 1662-1722, Ching Dynasty, 2nd Emperor. Emperor SHENG TSU reign title: K'ANG-HSI, AD "BOO CIOWAN" (Board of Revenue mint). The Manchu mint name translates to Pao-Ch'uan, or "The Fountain head of the Currency".
41 1978.51.1.144 Coin 1662-1722, Ching Dynasty, 2nd Emperor SHENG TSU reign title: K'ANG-HSI. "CHE" (Chekiang mint).
42 1978.51.1.145 Coin 1736-1795, Ching Dynasty, 4th Emperor KAO TSUNG reign title: CH'IEN-LUNG.
43 1978.51.1.146 Coin 1736-1795, Ching Dynasty, 4th Emperor KAO TSUNG reign title: CH'IEN-LUNG. "BOO CIOWAN" (Board of Revenue mint in Bejing). The Manchu mint name translates to Pao-Ch'uan, or "The Fountain head of the Currency".
44 1978.51.1.147 Coin 1736-1795, Ching Dynasty, 4th Emperor KAO TSUNG reign title: CH'IEN-LUNG. Obverse: Shan-Lung. Reverse: "BOO CIOWAN" (Board of Revenue mint). The manchurian mint name translates to Pao-Ch'uan, or "The Fountain head of the Currency".
45 1978.51.1.148 Coin 1736-1795, Ching Dynasty, 4th Emperor KAO TSUNG reign title: CH'IEN-LUNG. "BOO YUWAN" (Board of Works mint in Bejing). The Manchu mint name translates to Pao-yuan or "The Source of all Currency".
46 1978.51.1.149 Coin 1736-1795, Ching Dynasty, 4th Emperor KAO TSUNG reign title: CH'IEN-LUNG. "BOO YUWAN" (Board of Works mint in Bejing). The Manchu mint name translates to Pao-yuan or "The Source of all Currency".
47 1978.51.1.150 Coin 1736-1795, Ching Dynasty, 4th Emperor KAO TSUNG reign title: CH'IEN-LUNG. "BOO CIOWAN" (Board of Revenue mint in Bejing). The Manchu mint name translates to Pao-Ch'uan, or "The Fountain head of the Currency".
48 1978.51.1.151 Coin 1736-1795, Ching Dynasty, 4th Emperor KAO TSUNG reign title: CH'IEN-LUNG. "BOO YUWAN" (Board of Works mint in Bejing). The Manchu mint name translates to Pao-yuan or "The Source of all Currency"
49 1978.51.1.152 Coin 1736-1795, Ching Dynasty, 4th Emperor KAO TSUNG reign title: CH'IEN-LUNG. "BOO CIOWAN" (Board of Revenue mint in Bejing). The Manchu mint name translates to Pao-Ch'uan, or "The Fountain head of the Currency".
50 1978.51.1.153 Coin 1736-1795, Ching Dynasty, 4th Emperor KAO TSUNG, reign title: CH'IEN-LUNG