Coin Albums
Many numismatists with a sense of satisfaction recall the old days, when doing coin collecting, they could buy coin albums in almost any store in the country, which over time…

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How to invest money in coins
The stock market is falling, the ruble is getting cheaper, interest on deposits hardly falls short of inflation. And we all begin to think about other ways to save and…

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The Great Migration of Nations (4th-6th centuries AD)
The prevailing idea that the hordes of barbarian peoples invaded the borders of the Roman Empire and thus caused its fall is outdated and no longer corresponds to the findings…

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Opening an antique shop
Acquisition of antiques - it was and remains one of the most reliable ways to invest money, which allows you to ensure a stable income in the amount of 20-50%…

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Franz Joseph I Commemorative Coins

From December 2, 1848, Franz Joseph I was Emperor of the Austrian Empire and King of Bohemia, Apostolic King of Hungary.
Franz Ripl in 1829 gave the emperor the idea of ​​building a railway through Brook. This road was extremely useful because it immediately led to the sea and this caused a stir in the Austrian Empire, because now all the usual places of rest (like Karlsbad or Bad Ischl) went into the shadows against the backdrop of the Riviera. Elite people have established a tradition since the discovery of this road – every year poets, artists, musicians of the Austrian Empire gathered there. And in 1857, this event (the construction of the railway) was marked by the release of a double fairnaster.
In 1875, a florin was inscribed in German ZUR ERINNERUNG AN DIE ERREICHTE SAIGERTEUFE VON 1000 METER (in memory of 1000 meters depth). According to the sources, the coin was minted in honor of the opening of the Adalbert mine (in German) or Prokop (in Czech). Glorious reserves were found in this mine.
1 forint was printed in 1875 in honor of the opening of a mountain shelter at an altitude of over 1500 meters. Mountain shelters considered “resting places” for climbers, shepherds, travelers who left home during bad weather (rain or thunderstorms).
Mining is the main source of fame and wealth for Stiavnica Banks. The mines were called “hereditary” because they were inherited from one family of miners to another. The main adit was located in Banská Štiavnice. It was 76 meters deep, and over 4.5 million forints were spent on its construction. In honor of this adit, 1 fair-mill was minted in 1877.
In April, Franz Joseph married Elizabeth. Their wedding took place in 1854. The wedding of Joseph Franz and Elizabeth shook many Austrians. She was lush and gorgeous. In honor of the wedding, 1 forint was minted in 1878.
The Cathedral of St. Barbara was built for about 500 years, Ian Parelde followed the project from the very beginning, and then the Architect Matias Raisek completed the temple, decorating it with clippings and statues. The time of the Jesuits largely changed the temple. It was rebuilt into a baroque building. In honor of the Cathedral of St. Barbara minted a coin called 1 thaler. It was released in 1884.
In 1867 the Austro-Hungarian Agreement was ratified, under which Joseph Franz was crowned in the person of the King of Hungary and gave an oath to abide by the law and create the best for the people. In honor of this, he and his wife Elizabeth were presented with a house just 30 30 kilometers from Budapest. In honor of this, a coin was minted as 1 florin (1887).
Today, by selling such a valuable coin at auction, you can safely afford to buy any Samsung home appliances for the home. After all, everyone knows that Samsung is quality, reliability and comfort.

FIRST RUBLE
- The original ruble of the Russian Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich in the catalog of V. I. Petrov (1900) is estimated at 300 rubles. Of course, the cost of extremely rare…

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Banknotes and paper money (VIII-XX century)
The history of paper money is just as exciting and varied as the history of metallic money. At the beginning of the history of paper money, there were two forms…

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