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Most of these I could probably do on my own, but only so many hours in the day and you guys need your practice too.....

Small prize to the top helpful poster.

I'll let someone else have some fun and only do the 'hard' one.

The coin in the bottom right hand corner with a '1945' on it.

Guess what, that is not the date of issue.

The coin is Algeria, ND(1975), 50 Centimes, KM 109, XF=0.50, Unc=$2.00

commemorating the 30 yr anniv of the French-Algerian clash.

So oddly, not commemorating the end of WWII, but a mini-revolt against French colonialism that occured during Algerian celebration of the end of WWII.

OK, no other takers?

Here we go:

#1 Egypt, 10 para, yr.4 1863, km241 VF=$2.5, XF=$10
#2 Thailand, 1887-1905, Att, Y22
#3 Japan, 10 sen, yr.3 1928, Y49 XF=$1.25, U=$5
#4 Japan, 2 sen, yr.16 1883, Y18.2 vf=$5, XF=$15
#5 Thailand, 10 Satang, BE2489(1946), Y69 XF=$1.25, U=$2
#6 Japan, 10 sen, yr.11 (1922), Y45, F=0.25, VF=0.50
#7 Thailand, Baht, BE2521(1978), Y127, XF=0.20, U=0.50
#8 Japan, 10 sen, yr.6 (1873), Y23 common type VF=$7.5, XF=$15
#9 Japan, Sen, yr.13 (1938), Y47, vf=0.25, XF=0.50
#10 Japan, Sen, yr.5 (1930), Y47, VF=$3, XF=$6
#11 Japan, 5 Sen, yr.26 (1893), Y19, VF=$5.50 XF=$20
#12 Japan, Sen, yr.17 (1884), Y17.2, VF=$2.5, XF=$12
#13 Japan, Rin, yr.16 (1883), Y15, VF=$4, XF=$9
#14 Egypt, Yr.19 (1893), either KM287 1/40 Qirsh VF=$2.5 XF=$5, or KM288 1/20 Qirsh VF=$5 XF=$10

#15 ID'd above

NiBullionCu for President.

Doctor Steuss wrote:NiBullionCu for President.

Seriously !

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