Brief Info,Setting up this blog/website to share my notes and coins. Those who have hobby and share, about my information and that I have learn along the way. Since then, I also began to prefer to keep a collection of old money. Collecting notes and coins as a hobby can be fun and it usually starts that way. For majority of the paper money, notes and coin collectors, it is usually traced to one common story.
Collecting notes and coins as a hobby can be fun and it usually starts that way. For majority of the paper money, notes and coin collectors, it is usually traced to one common story. It’s likely that you or your friends have inherited some coins/paper money/banknotes from your friends, parents, grandparents or relatives and/or yourself found in the ground that sparkled the journey of numismatic Hobby.
Others might have started because of peer influence or curiosity but whatever the diverse reasons are, paper money, notes, coins collecting can fun and also a worthwhile investment. To go beyond just the fun and part of collecting, you must have a theme, a goal, an objective that defines your notes and coin collection. Have to increase your knowledge about history notes and coins, research, buy magazines, attend notes and coins show etc., At least is to keep this notes, coin collecting hobby or numismatic hobby as fun and lasting, you must have a passion for paper money, coins or banknotes. That's the basic requirement. If not, then your collection will lack a theme and basically, what you are doing is just collecting paper, coins for the sake of collecting. If you can define the goal of your collection, it can end up as a potential investment.
Beside that just take note : encounters with counterfeit paper money, notes, coins and those were costly lessons to me. Because of the demand of these scarce coins, e.g US, Japanese, Trade dollar and so on. There were many counterfeits in the market, We had to learn to how to differentiate the real or not, and the "bluff". I bought lopes and weighing scale and more books.
From 1641 to 1824 - Malacca and 1800 to 1942 - Indonesia
Evolution of the Dutch East Indies
One Dollar Banknotes and 25 Sen Malaya. Paper money worth one dollar and 25 cents printed Malaya in Kuala Lumpur to overcome the shortage of coins. This paper money was in circulati-on until the year 1942, ie during the Japanese occupation. Coin Straits Settlements Queen Victoria,Straits Settlements coins of Queen Victoria (1871-1901). British government, the one cent, two notes worth 10 cents and another five cents. Interestingly, although the value of just cents, Sum of the first high-value, can be used to spend eating in restaurants. The British government-issued money, 'Government of the Straits Settlements' on July 1, 1941, before the Japanese invasion of Malaya in World War II. The money is also 'unique' because only printed on one page. There is also a noted printer money, the 'Bradbury, Wilkinson and Company'. It was printed in New Malden, Surrey, England.
British government, the one cent, two notes worth 10 cents and another five cents. Interestingly, although the value of just cents, Sum of the first high-value, can be used to spend eating in cafe or restaurants. The British government-issued money, 'Government of the Straits Settlements' on July 1, 1941, before the Japanese invasion of Malaya in World War II. The money is also 'unique' because only printed on one page. There is also a noted printer money, the 'Bradbury, Wilkinson and Company'. It was printed in New Malden, Surrey, England.
The opportunity to meet colleagues and collecting money elsewhere to make space for a collection of interesting. However, collection of monies accumulated not only focused on the old money of the British period, but a number of Malaysian ringgit (RM) which is not used anymore. He had to keep a diverse collection of paper money of RM1, RM5, RM10 and RM50, including RM1 coin issued in the 1950s and the 1960s. Coins can be found in various forms, including a coin featuring the face of former prime minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj and Tun Hussein Onn.
Maybe now this money is not worth, but I believe one day it will be a collection of valuable and expensive," said the owner to keep a diverse collection of old coins from various countries. Collecting of money from Southeast Asian countries like Singapore, Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Brunei and other country. In all the collection, the money from the Philippine peso worth of a collection of the most interested because they display a prominent statesman, the Jose Rizal.
As for your info through online, classified directory of internet resources focusing on rare notes, coins, medals, tokens, and paper money. The emphasis is on links to numismatic periodicals, organizations, personal and educational sites. The site also can find out through ads google, their have several company, personal, educational and organization includes a large collection from time to time, of links to world mints and also to other directories of numismatic interest.