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Smithwick Numismatics

The Carpenter And The Volcano, Notes From The Land Of Vikings: 100 Kronur (Iceland, 1961)-Reference

The Manuscript Collector, Notes From The Land Of Vikings: 100 Kronur (Iceland, 1961)-Reference

The Biblical Translator, Notes From The Land Of Vikings: 50 Kronur (Iceland, 1961)-Reference

Lithuanian Wildlife, The Wisent: 100 Talonas (Lithuania, 1991)- Article

Lithuanian Wildlife, The European Elk: 50 Talonas (Lithuania, 1991)- Article

LIthianian Wildlife, The Beech Marten: 10 Talonas (Lithuania, 1991)- Reference

Lithuanian Wildlife, The Western Osprey: 5 Talonas (Lithuania, 1991)- Reference

Lithuanian Wildlife, Mistle Thrush: 10 Talonas (Lithuania, 1992)-Reference

Lithuanian Wildlife, Roe Deer: 200 Talonas (Lithuania, 1993)-Reference

Lithuanian Wildlife, Eurasian Black Grouse: 50 Talonas (Lithuania, 1992)-Reference

Notes Of The UK, The Royal Bank Of Scotland: 1 Pound (Scotland, 2001)-Reference

Test Notes Of De La Rue-Giori: 0 Value (De La Rue, 2000)-Reference

Arngrímur The Learned, Notes From The Land Of Vikings: 10 Kronur (Iceland, 1961)-Reference

Occupied Germany, Notes of the BAF: 5 Pound (British Armed Forces, 1948)-Reference

New Coins On The Channel Island: 2 New Pence (Guernsey, 1971)-Article

Coins Of The German Occupation: 25 Centimes (Belgium, 1915)-Article

Coins Of The German Occupation: 10 Centimes (Belgium, 1915)-Article

Coins Of The German Occupation: 5 Centimes (Belgium, 1916)-Article

Lithuanian Wildlife, Eurasian Otter: 100 Talonas (Lithuania, 1992)-Article

Lithuanian Wildlife, Eurasian Lynx: 25 Talonas (Lithuania, 1991)-Article

Lithuanian Wildlife, Roe Deer: 200 Talonas (Lithuania, 1992)-Article

Coin Of The Winter War: 25 Penniä (Finland, 1939)-Reference

Coupon Money, Small Notes Of The Talonas: 0.5 Talonas (Lithuania, 1991)-Article

Notes Of The Restored Latvian Republic: 10 Rubļi (Latvia, 1992)-Article

Coupon Money, Small Notes Of The Talonas: 0.1 Talonas (Lithuania, 1991)-Article

Coupon Money, Small Notes Of The Talonas: 0.2 Talonas (Lithuania, 1991)-Article

Jakob Hurt, The King of Estonian Folklore: 10 Kroon (Estonia, 2007)-Reference

Kristjan Raud, The Symbolic Painter: 1 Kroon (Estonia, 1992)-Reference

Lithuanian Wildlife, Gray Heron: 3 Talonas (Lithuania, 1991)-Article

Notes Of The New Markka: 1 Markka (Finland, 1963)-Reference

Gustav Vasa, Protector Of The Realm: 5 Kronor (Sweden, 1969)-Reference

Von Baer, The Scientist Explorer: 2 Krooni (Estonia, 1992)-Reference

Britannia Pence, Coins Of Britain: 1 Penny (Great Britain, 1930)-Article

Lithuanian Wildlife, Sand Lizards: 1 Talonas (Lithuania, 1991)-Article

Notes Of The Restored Latvian Republic: 2 Rubļi (Latvia, 1992)-Article

The Mad Bird Of Éire: 1/2 Penny (Ireland, 1982)-Article

The Sow Of Éire: Half Pence (Ireland, 1965)-Article

The Bull Of Éire: 1 Shilling (Ireland, 1959)-Article

Medb, The Warrior Queen Of Connacht: 1 Pound (Ireland, 1989)-Article

Decimalization, Unissued Notes Of The BAF: 50 New Pence (British Armed Forces, 1972)-Article

Decimalization, Unissued Notes Of The BAF: 10 New Pence (British Armed Forces, 1972)-Article

Decimalization, Unissued Notes Of The BAF: 5 New Pence (British Armed Forces, 1972)-Article

Lithuanian Wildlife, The Eurasian Wolf: 500 Talonas (Lithuania, 1993)-Article

Lithuanian Wildlife, Eurasian Lapwing: 1 Talonas (Lithuania, 1992)-Article

Grandmaster Paul Keres, A Near World Champion: 5 Krooni (Estonia, 1994)

The Hens of Éire: 1 Penny (Ireland, 1968)-Article

The Land Of The North

Explore Northern Europe, famous for the Vikings, vibrant folktales, and its scenic views. It spans the Eastern Baltic coast, the Scandinavian and Jutland peninsulas. Northern European culture is defined by the Nordic, Uralic, and Balto-Slavic people. Who historically have a deep admiration for the region's ancient forests, lakes, and the sea.

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