3 PENCE (1942-1986 m., set)
20 PENCE (1986-2000 m., set)
1/2 PENNY (1971-1986 m., set)
1/2 PENNY (KM# 19)
Weight: 1.7800 g.
Alloy: Bronze
Diameter: 17.1 mm
Subject: Styilized bird adapted from an illumination in a celtic manuscript from Cologne Cathedral
Obv: Irish harp
Rev: Stylized bird and value
Edge: Plain
Note: This mintage figure represents a surplus of coins minted for Polished Standard Specimen Sets (proof sets) later released into circulation. The entire surplus was presumably remelted due to demonitization of this denomination Jan. 1, 1987
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1000 LIRE (Brunelleschi) (1977 m.)
1000 LIRE (KM# 72)
Weight: 14.6000 g.
Alloy: 0.8350 Silver 0.3919 oz. ASW
Diameter: 31.4 mm
Subject: 600th Anniversary – Birth of Brunelleschi- architect, author
Obv: Standing figures on railed platform
Rev: Head 3/4 left facing
Note: 38,145 coins melted at the mint
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ZAMBIA
The Republic of Zambia (formerly Northern Rhodesia), a landlocked country in south-central Africa, has an area of 290,586 sq. mi. (752,610 sq. km.) and a population of*7.9 million. Capital: Lusaka. The economy of Zambia is based principally on copper, of which Zambia is the world's third largest producer. Copper, zinc, lead, cobalt and tobacco are exported. Read the rest of this entry »

















