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25 Lira Israel (1948 - ) Copper/Nickel

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 25  Lira    (about   Lira)
Metal:
Copper
Nickel
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Some description in:         Русский

 

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Posted by: gcoins  2010-08-24
Израиль 25 лир (1978 г.) Медь-Никель


Posted by: PavchishinVV  2010-01-06
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Lira   Lira (Pound) is the name of the monetary unit of a number of countries, as well as the former currency of Italy, Malta, San Marino and the Vatican City (replaced in 2002 with the euro). The term originates from the value of a Troy pound (Latin libra) of high purity silver, and as such is a direct translation of the British pound sterling; in s ...
LIBERIA 5 Dollars 2004 - Copper-Nickel - New Vatican Coins - UNC - 416 *
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LIBERIA 5 Dollars 2004 - Copper-Nickel - New Vatican Coins - UNC - 416 *
ITALY 1 Lira 1907 R - Silver 0.835 - Vittorio Emanuele III. - aUNC - 376 *
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ITALY 1 Lira 1907 R - Silver 0.835 - Vittorio Emanuele III. - aUNC - 376 *
NEW ZEALAND 3 Pence 1933 - Silver 0.5 - George V. - XF - 352 *
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NEW ZEALAND 3 Pence 1933 - Silver 0.5 - George V. - XF - 352 *
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