more dont like N korean coins
Posted: Wed Jan 04, 2012 5:26 pm
but i do, dont care if they use child slave labor, silver is silver, very heartwarming knowing that a 5 year old may have pressed this coin.
Mercuryman wrote:i guarantee each one of those coins was made in the US. I'm almost certain Franklin Mint made most of these coins. More than likely these never even made it to N Korea. Still cool stuff. just read this article http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNew ... 50806.html
Mercuryman wrote:i guarantee each one of those coins was made in the US. I'm almost certain Franklin Mint made most of these coins. More than likely these never even made it to N Korea. Still cool stuff. just read this article http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNew ... 50806.html
97guns wrote:Mercuryman wrote:i guarantee each one of those coins was made in the US. I'm almost certain Franklin Mint made most of these coins. More than likely these never even made it to N Korea. Still cool stuff. just read this article http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNew ... 50806.html
guaranteed your wrong, these are from 2007 and are legal tender valued at 10 won made by little girl.
bigjohn56 wrote:Mercuryman wrote:i guarantee each one of those coins was made in the US. I'm almost certain Franklin Mint made most of these coins. More than likely these never even made it to N Korea. Still cool stuff. just read this article http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNew ... 50806.html
I was under the impression that Kim Jong Il himself made those coins by hand without any dies when he was taking a break from being the world's greatest golfer.