FREE: COINS & CURRENCY, SILVER & GOLD **GIN BONUS**

The listing, COINS & CURRENCY, SILVER & GOLD **GIN BONUS** has ended.

This is a bit of a funky lot. i collected these bank notes for a while <found a few in the antique section of listia> but really do not have interest to keep up a collection so i am hoping this lot will appeal to someone here. along with the notes i have an uncirculated coin set~1972 japan. i also added a set of 3 designs 1/4 ounce .999 fine copper rounds, just because i had them hanging around, as well as a mini gold coin<info below> and 2 little baggies of gold flakes.

included here are some nice older dates. the information i add with these is the only info i have to pass along:
~1853 10 dollars, chartered bank of hong kong <supposedly rare..?>
~1920 2 mark, germany <first issued in 1914 alongside with the reichs banknote to help stabilize inflation>
~1970 50 funfzig schilling, austria
~1967 20 zwanzig schilling, austria
~1917 50 darlehnskaffenfchein mark, prussia/germany
~1943 10 peso, japan
~1972 50 yuan, taiwan
~1981 20 baht, thailand
~1953 ifen china banknotes<uncirculated>..there are 5 total
~then there are a couple others i do not know about from vietnam and india

to make this a little more interesting and hopefully to increase bids, i decided to add silver coins according to half the total amount of credits i receive from the auction. for example: if this auction closes at 30,000 credits, i will add u.s silver coins that would sell for approximately 15,000 on listia. if the auction brings in 50,000 credits, i will add u.s. silver coin/coins that would sell for about 25k on listia. i hope that makes sense to everyone....just wanted to make it a little more attractive.

****gin bonus****
i will add a "scrap" 14k pearl earring <both stamped and acid tested several times to be real14k>. it weighs a little over 2 grams, the pearls taking up about half the weight. as you can see, there is a decent amount of gold in the earring.didn't want to take it apart in case someone could actually use as is.