Smithwick Numismatics

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: 1 Markka (Finland, 1963)-Reference

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

Karl Ernst 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)-Reference

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

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

Lithuanian Wildlife #3, Eurasian Wolf: 500 Talonas (Lithuania, 1993)-Article

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

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

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