Syria, 2 Pounds (Lira) 1996

We don’t often come across coins from Sudan, but we can now offer this brass 1 dinar coin from 1994. The dinar circulated between 1992 and 2007 and was significant in that it was one of the very few currencies that never had any official subdivision. The obverse of this rather plain coin depicts the Central Bank of Sudan Building, with the denomination and the Islamic year 1415, which corresponds to 1994 AD.

Estonia, while quite an old country, has not been issuing coins for all that long, really only since the breakup of the Russian group of countries. This is a five-coin set in the early 2000s. They are in Brilliant Uncirculated condition and the denominations are 10, 20 (twice) & 50 Senti, and 1 Kroon. We have been to their capital Tallin a few times and it is a wonderful city. The old part of town has been rebuilt and is a great tourist attraction. Five coin sets of Brilliant Uncirculated Estonian coins.

Many people have never even heard of Kazakhstan. It is mostly in Central Asia and partly in Eastern Europe. Until 1991 it was part of the Soviet Union but since then it has been an independent country and issued its own coins. We have an especially attractive commemorative 100 Tenge coin in prooflike uncirculated to offer you. Celebrating a positive start for Children, it has stick figures of children with an open book. We bought these from a dealer we know in Kazakhstan. They are fantastic quality and a coin that you don’t often have a chance to add to your collection.