Please help with Grainy pictures.

Started by Triggersmob, January 09, 2014, 11:15:31 PM

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purplepennyhunter

Quote from: 'Shire.of.Douglas' pid='39545' dateline='1389533920'How far do you take this? Grain as a theme, or grain as an element?

Many Coat of Arms designs feature grain as an element - 2001 Queensland Federation 50c and New Zealand Half Crowns for example...

Welcome. It's all a bit of fun. If it's your collection then you can do what you like! Personally I think  if there's a grain on the coin then it can go in this thread!!!! Pic away!
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Triggersmob

Quote from: 'purplepennyhunter' pid='39550' dateline='1389562094'
Quote from: 'Shire.of.Douglas' pid='39545' dateline='1389533920'How far do you take this? Grain as a theme, or grain as an element?

Many Coat of Arms designs feature grain as an element - 2001 Queensland Federation 50c and New Zealand Half Crowns for example...

Welcome. It's all a bit of fun. If it's your collection then you can do what you like! Personally I think  if there's a grain on the coin then it can go in this thread!!!! Pic away!
You got it PPH.
Steve

OFEC count = 258

Nevol

Here you are:
South Korea 50 Won 1996 Oat Sprig     
A Platypus is a duck designed by a committee ( anon)

Nevol

There's already one of these pictured, but I put all 6 together.

Bulgaria 1,2,5,10,20,50 Stotinka Grain


Just realised the Obv of Bulgaria's coins also have wheat in their Coat of Arms.

Bulgaria 2 Diff Coat of Arms - 1962-1990   
A Platypus is a duck designed by a committee ( anon)

Steveqld

I don't think Morocco has a mention yet



and one from I have no idea where


Triggersmob

Nice pics guys.
A couple of new additions to the list.
Steve, that last one is from Burma (Myanmar).
Steve

OFEC count = 258

markn

Can I play?

That looks like something grainy to the right of the llama.



According to Krause the two birds perched on an oat sprig.  Oats are grainish.



That is definitely a bushel (?) of grain at the bottom left of the coat of arms.

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Triggersmob

The Bolivia coin has the coat of arms shown, which consist of an Alpaca standing next to some wheat.
Oat sprig seems to be a common term used for foliage on lots of coins, but in this case
looks nothing like oats. I might have to disallow that one :) . Nice pics by the way.
Steve

OFEC count = 258

Triggersmob

Although these countries have already been covered, I just wanted to share the coins with you.

1920 20 Centesimi from Italy


1920 10 Cash (10 Wen) from China
Steve

OFEC count = 258

Triggersmob

Steve

OFEC count = 258

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ausjack

Found another that I didn't have Steve :good:
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Triggersmob

Steve

OFEC count = 258

ausjack

Thank Steve, I always look for these odd little things and ya never know what ya can come across :)
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ausjack

I have a few more to go in here yet, I was going to put this in industrial but here will do for now..I think this one is pretty cool :)
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