Interesting collections made from collectibles by the "Hobby of Kings"
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The series of 100 Souvenir Dollars notes was designed in honor of the 50 U.S. states.
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Collection of newly listed collectibles that will transport you through the rich history and cultural diversity of our world. Our collection is a haven for numismatists, philatelists, pin enthusiasts, and collectors of all kinds. Here, you'll discover a trove of coins, banknotes, pins, stamps, and other rare collectibles that span centuries and continents.
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Common elements between coins, banknotes, and postage stamps include denominations, years, and representations of specific countries or regions.
Get it hereMixed coins from specific country made from wide range of years
Randomly picked coins. Each bag may have different coins, years, and denominations. Great prices and variety of countries.
Check moreEgyptian coin collection
Most popular coins with ancient Egyptian symbols: Cleopatra, Pharaoh, Tutankhamun, Kings and Queens of Egyptand many more.
Check Egyptian currencyDifferent coins from many world countries | Great value for a huge amount of unique coins
The product contains different coins from many countries, picked randomly from all continents. Great gift for beginning collectors, children and everyone who like to sort a mixed pile of coins.
Bestseller in mixed coinsMost popular collectibles from the USSR | 3 in 1
Bundle of 3 products: 10 mixed pins, a full set of coins and banknotes. Circulated in cold war era from 1961 to 1991.
Grab it hereCollection of banknotes
Unique paper money collections. Many themes and countries. Begginer and notaphilist would find someting interesting.
Check our banknotesEnamel pins and lapel badges made in the Soviet Union and USSR Satellite States
Original pins made in the Soviet communist countries and satellite states during the Cold War. Various themes may be found: army, sports, politics, holidays, soviet propaganda, Lenin, animals, flora, fauna, kids, tourism, olympics, cartoons, cities, cars, space.
Lapel pins were not only given to award service or achievement, but to inspire loyalty and patriotism to the Soviet regime.
Pins from the USSRRussian Federation coin collection
Russia changed their currency after the collapse of the Soviet Union only in 1992.
First coins were with Kremlin tower and two headed eagle. After 1997 Russia changed his currency with the main symbol that is using to now days - Warrior Saint George on horseback killing a serpent.
Russian coinsPostage Stamps
Small piece of paper issued by a post office. Perfect idea to paste them as wallpapers.
Our postage stamps