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East Caribbean States 10 Mixed Coins | OECS | Collectible Currency | Dollar | Cents | Since 1966
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East Caribbean States 10 Mixed Coins | OECS Features
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A LIMITED EDITION. 10 RANDOMLY PICKED COINS FROM EAST CARIBBEAN STATES. 10 collectible coins picked randomly since 1966 from 8 Eastern Caribbean States: Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, Montserrat, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Anguilla. Coins period: Queen Elizabeth II. Eastern Caribbean coins from 1 cent to 1 dollar.
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PERFECT FOR SMALL INVESTMENT INTO A SMALL PIECES OF HISTORY. These collectible coins are not legal tender, which means that they can't be used as foreign currency. The number of coins from around the world are decreasing and coin value are increasing every year. Don't miss your chance to get real old foreign money and be the intelligent investor!
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WORTHY INVESTMENT - We offer foreign coins that are not legal tender. This means there aren't many circulating, and they're bound to increase in value. Invest in the past for your future.
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NO EXTREMELY WORN PIECES - Our old coins for collectors include circulated pieces with the least sign of wear. Please note that the oldest coins may show more scratches and oxidation.
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TREASURED GIFT ITEMS - This coin collection is packed in specially labeled bags complete with national attributes and decorations. The sealed package makes it an attractive birthday or wedding gift.
About East Caribbean States 10 Mixed Coins | OECS
10 Genuine coins from the Eastern Caribbean States. These collectible coins are not legal tender, which means that they can't be used. Coins are in sealed and labeled packages with the Eastern Caribbean States attributes and decorations. Old coins were circulated for a long time and coins may have scratches, dirt or damage from oxidation but still in good condition. A coin collection picked up randomly from 1 cent to 1 dollar, since 1966.
