Hiya eileen. Thanks for watching this very early video of the channel. Appreciate you wonderful comment and glad you gained some insight into Singapore coinage. Cheers and happy coin collecting 😊✌🏻
Hi George! Thank you so much for watching and sharing such an awesome comment. Am really happy you found the video informative. Cheers and have a great weekend my friend 👍🏻😀
Your coin collection is just so neatly set up. Your collection and knowledge about them are both equally impressive. I always thought that the Merlion is such an imposing and grand figure. Well presented, great vid.
Awww tDA! Thank you for watching and for sharing the awesome compliment. You have a great channel too 👍🏻👍🏻 I always found it strange the first series coins, with the lion design, are commonly referred to as Merlion coins 😂 cheers and have a good day 😊
Hi G’ma. Thank you again for watching and for sharing the awesome compliment. I really love getting those!! 👍🏻👍🏻 Btw you chose a great new channel name! Cheers! 😊
Honestly, the bird series looks the goofiest (Especially the higher denomination banknotes)and the best one is the ship series (Especially the 50 dollar)
Hiya Coins898. Thanks for watching and sharing your opinion. This is a very very early video of the channel. I still like the premise behind it and think the Singapore dollar coin has gone thru an interesting evolution. Certainly gives us collectors something to hunt for! Cheers buddy and happy collecting 😊✌🏻
Hiya Puppji. Thanks for watching this very early video of the channel. Glad you enjoyed the presentation and thank you for the suggestion. I will certainly look into creating more content on Singapore coinage! Cheers ✌🏻😊
Great Singapore $1 series. I have coins from three series, But I dont have the earlier $1, Just the 5c and 10c. I have the complete set of second and third series coins. Great review
That’s awesome Briones. Yeah Singapore coins do make a nice collection. Be extra careful when you handle the bimetallic coins, the brass oxidizes very easily. They are also rather soft so dings and bag marks are usually present along the edge. Cheers and have a great day my friend 👍🏻😊
Check with you, From numista shows (1998 ~ 2002 ) there are few million coin minted but cannot find it in the open (circulate). I get from Ang Bao set.
You are correct boltmix21. I have found some coins in the 1998-2004 range but they are not very common. The coins I seem to find the most are 1997s. That being said, the periwinkle coins are getting scarcer and scarcer nowadays. Cheers and thank you for your query bm21…😊👍🏻
Hey Eugene. I done know much about this belief but I did hear something along those lines before. It appears the aluminium-bronze periwinkle coins are often associated with this. There were some consternation among the people here when these were withdrawn in favour of the new bimetallic coins. Hope this answers your query. Cheers and thank you for posting your question 👍🏻😊
Hiya ongernie7216, yes! the periwinkle design looks the best amongst these Singaporean coins. Glad you caught this very early video of the channel. Cheers and happy coin collecting ✌🏻😊
Hey Eugene. Thank you for watching and sharing your comment. I got the capsules from a seller on the Carousell app. These are inexpensive ones from China. You can find better quality ones from nearly all the coin stores. Typically they are made by Air Tites or by Leuchtturm. Hope that answers your query. Thank you for posting the question. Cheers 👍🏻😊
Hiya Cielo. Thanks for watching the video and posting your query. Value of the S$1 1968 depends largely on condition. I would give a broad estimate of S$8-10. You may want to check eBay sold listings for the realized selling price. Hope that helps. Cheers and have a nice weekend 😊👍🏻
Hi Meashep! Thank you so much for watching and for sharing such an awesome comment. Really appreciate the support and encouragement. Am gonna checkout you channel too. Cheers and have a great weekend! 👍🏻😀
Hiya Mohd. Thanks for watching and posting your query. I’m no expert but as far as I know, the Singapore 1988 periwinkle coin was minted in huge numbers so it’s common coin. The 1988 is however regarded as a auspicious or good luck coin, and you can sometimes see sellers offering them for religious purposes. I’d seen a few listings and many of these coins have been polished, thus destroying their numismatic value. Hope that helps. Do checkout the Numista links in he video description if you’d like to learn more. Cheers and happy collecting ✌🏻😊
Hiya JB. Thanks for watching and sharing your query. All the coins you listed are common coins with high mintages so they are only worth their face value. Checkout Numista or eBay sold listings for more information. Cheers and have a great week ahead 😊👍🏻
Hiya. Thanks for watching and posting your query. Please check with local dealers for their pricing for your coins. You can also check eBay sold listings for current values as well. Hope that helps. Cheers and best wishes ✌🏻😊
Hiya Santos. Thanks for watching and posting your query. I’m not into selling coin so dun have the experience to share. Perhaps you’d like to try your local coin stores or eBay. Do let us know how it works out for you. Best wishes and happy stacking ✌🏻😊
Hiya joike. Thanks for watching and sharing your comment. Bagus anda ada duit syilling ini! 😊 Terima kasih menonton video ini kawanku dan selamat sejastera ya 😊👍🏻
Hiya ds. Thanks for watching and sharing your comment. Not really sure what you meant. For the 2013, there are 2 different types of dollar coins. A regular bimetallic and a aluminium-bronze periwinkle. The latter was only issued in sets and much more collectable. Hope the information helps. Cheers 👍🏻😊
Hiya Eddie, the 1981 $1 Merlion/Lion coin typically retails here between S$10-15, depending on condition. Hope that answers your query. Cheers and have a wonderful week ahead 👍🏻😊
Hi Ace. Thank you for your feedback. The video was created to help answer questions from some of the viewers of the channel, regarding the evolution of the Singapore $1 coin. I do appreciate your suggestion. Cheers 👍🏻👍🏻
So cool!! i didn't know that our coin have so much history.. thanks to u for sharing! Your coin collection is so beautiful too :)
Hiya eileen. Thanks for watching this very early video of the channel. Appreciate you wonderful comment and glad you gained some insight into Singapore coinage. Cheers and happy coin collecting 😊✌🏻
this video contains a lot of important information. nice!!!
Hi George! Thank you so much for watching and sharing such an awesome comment. Am really happy you found the video informative. Cheers and have a great weekend my friend 👍🏻😀
Your coin collection is just so neatly set up. Your collection and knowledge about them are both equally impressive. I always thought that the Merlion is such an imposing and grand figure. Well presented, great vid.
Awww tDA! Thank you for watching and for sharing the awesome compliment. You have a great channel too 👍🏻👍🏻
I always found it strange the first series coins, with the lion design, are commonly referred to as Merlion coins 😂 cheers and have a good day 😊
I have 1997 one how I selling my coin thank you
Great video and information, Georgie! You have a very nice and unique collection. Have a nice evening. 😃❤👵
Hi G’ma. Thank you again for watching and for sharing the awesome compliment. I really love getting those!! 👍🏻👍🏻
Btw you chose a great new channel name! Cheers! 😊
Honestly, the bird series looks the goofiest (Especially the higher denomination banknotes)and the best one is the ship series (Especially the 50 dollar)
Hiya Coins898. Thanks for watching and sharing your opinion. This is a very very early video of the channel. I still like the premise behind it and think the Singapore dollar coin has gone thru an interesting evolution.
Certainly gives us collectors something to hunt for! Cheers buddy and happy collecting 😊✌🏻
Very informative. You have such beautiful coins over there.
Awww thanks Angela! Yeah the Singapore dollar coins make a very nice collection. Am so glad you found the video useful. Cheers! 👍🏻😀
would love to see videos of the evolution of the rest of the singapore coins, 50 20 10 5 and 1 🤗 great video btw love it ❤
Hiya Puppji. Thanks for watching this very early video of the channel. Glad you enjoyed the presentation and thank you for the suggestion. I will certainly look into creating more content on Singapore coinage! Cheers ✌🏻😊
Great Singapore $1 series. I have coins from three series, But I dont have the earlier $1, Just the 5c and 10c.
I have the complete set of second and third series coins.
Great review
Awww thanks tGC. Glad you enjoyed the review. Great job collecting most of the Singapore coins. Cheers and have an awesome weekend 👍🏻😀
nice bro.i dont have thtat first one only of that singapore the rest of it i got.
That’s awesome Briones. Yeah Singapore coins do make a nice collection.
Be extra careful when you handle the bimetallic coins, the brass oxidizes very easily. They are also rather soft so dings and bag marks are usually present along the edge. Cheers and have a great day my friend 👍🏻😊
Check with you,
From numista shows (1998 ~ 2002 ) there are few million coin minted but cannot find it in the open (circulate).
I get from Ang Bao set.
You are correct boltmix21. I have found some coins in the 1998-2004 range but they are not very common. The coins I seem to find the most are 1997s.
That being said, the periwinkle coins are getting scarcer and scarcer nowadays. Cheers and thank you for your query bm21…😊👍🏻
is the octagon design on the $1 coin suppose to be a "pa kwa" to protect all who has the coin?
Hey Eugene. I done know much about this belief but I did hear something along those lines before. It appears the aluminium-bronze periwinkle coins are often associated with this. There were some consternation among the people here when these were withdrawn in favour of the new bimetallic coins. Hope this answers your query.
Cheers and thank you for posting your question 👍🏻😊
The orchid is the most pleasant to look at. The most ugly is the portrait of the series.
Hiya ongernie7216, yes! the periwinkle design looks the best amongst these Singaporean coins. Glad you caught this very early video of the channel. Cheers and happy coin collecting ✌🏻😊
Ser I'm here your coins ser
Hiya Jose. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers and happy coin collecting 😊✌🏻
where did you get the coin case for $1 coin merlion
Hey Eugene. Thank you for watching and sharing your comment.
I got the capsules from a seller on the Carousell app. These are inexpensive ones from China.
You can find better quality ones from nearly all the coin stores. Typically they are made by Air Tites or by Leuchtturm. Hope that answers your query. Thank you for posting the question. Cheers 👍🏻😊
How much the value of 1$ 1968?
Hiya Cielo. Thanks for watching the video and posting your query. Value of the S$1 1968 depends largely on condition. I would give a broad estimate of S$8-10. You may want to check eBay sold listings for the realized selling price. Hope that helps. Cheers and have a nice weekend 😊👍🏻
Great Video. I have enjoyed it very much.
Thumbs up. Lets connect.
Please continue to produce more.
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Hi Meashep! Thank you so much for watching and for sharing such an awesome comment. Really appreciate the support and encouragement.
Am gonna checkout you channel too. Cheers and have a great weekend! 👍🏻😀
I Also Have Coin 1 Dollar 2013
Selamat Siang Nova. Thanks for stopping by and sharing your comment. Cheers and happy coin collecting week ahead ✌🏻😊
Hi Georgie can you please tell me more about the $1 sg coin from 1988. Some say they fetch a good price in the market? Is it true? Tks
Hiya Mohd. Thanks for watching and posting your query. I’m no expert but as far as I know, the Singapore 1988 periwinkle coin was minted in huge numbers so it’s common coin.
The 1988 is however regarded as a auspicious or good luck coin, and you can sometimes see sellers offering them for religious purposes. I’d seen a few listings and many of these coins have been polished, thus destroying their numismatic value.
Hope that helps. Do checkout the Numista links in he video description if you’d like to learn more. Cheers and happy collecting ✌🏻😊
How much value 1997 one thank you
@@Bunty0424 hi, the Periwinkle 1997 is worth its face value. Cheers and thanks for watching this very early video of the channel 😊✌🏻
How much the value of 1$ 1989-1990-1997?
Hiya JB. Thanks for watching and sharing your query. All the coins you listed are common coins with high mintages so they are only worth their face value. Checkout Numista or eBay sold listings for more information. Cheers and have a great week ahead 😊👍🏻
I have 1dollar 1997 coin her in the Philippines how can sell this coins
Hiya jongjong. The 1997 Periwinkle is pretty common and only worth face value. Hope that helps. Cheers and happy coin collecting 😊✌🏻
1981 Singapore sir
Hi Eddie. Thank you for watching and sharing your comment. Cheers 👍🏻😊
I have serious coin 10/20/50cent and one dollar by1985/1988.can i sell where?
Hiya. Thanks for watching and posting your query. Please check with local dealers for their pricing for your coins. You can also check eBay sold listings for current values as well. Hope that helps. Cheers and best wishes ✌🏻😊
How sell my coin
Hiya Santos. Thanks for watching and posting your query. I’m not into selling coin so dun have the experience to share. Perhaps you’d like to try your local coin stores or eBay. Do let us know how it works out for you. Best wishes and happy stacking ✌🏻😊
$1: 1988 & 1997 price?
For SG$1 coins dated 1988 and 1997, they are worth face value. Hope that helps. Cheers 😊✌🏻
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Hey Janis! Appreciate you watching and thank you for all the thumbs-ups 👍🏻👍🏻😂
Saya punya dua koin bang yang digambar paling pojok
That’s wonderful. Always good to have different dollar coins of this series. Cheers and thanks for stopping by the video ✌🏻😊
saya punya 1$ singapur 1988
Hiya joike. Thanks for watching and sharing your comment. Bagus anda ada duit syilling ini! 😊 Terima kasih menonton video ini kawanku dan selamat sejastera ya 😊👍🏻
sir i have 1 dollar 2013 ....singapore i sale my cion am in india ..
Hiya ds. Thanks for watching and sharing your comment. Not really sure what you meant. For the 2013, there are 2 different types of dollar coins. A regular bimetallic and a aluminium-bronze periwinkle. The latter was only issued in sets and much more collectable. Hope the information helps. Cheers 👍🏻😊
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Thanks you! 👍🏻😊
I have 1dollar
That’s awesome Aldrin. Thanks for sharing and keep on collecting. Cheers ✌🏻😊
1981 sir Singapore how much sir
Hiya Eddie, the 1981 $1 Merlion/Lion coin typically retails here between S$10-15, depending on condition. Hope that answers your query. Cheers and have a wonderful week ahead 👍🏻😊
I have one coin 1968 for sale
Hiya a4104. Thanks for watching and sharing your comment. Good luck with the sale of r coin. Cheers 😊👍🏻
Just present singapore coin with silver or gold content to be valuable ang have value
Hi Ace. Thank you for your feedback. The video was created to help answer questions from some of the viewers of the channel, regarding the evolution of the Singapore $1 coin.
I do appreciate your suggestion. Cheers 👍🏻👍🏻
I have some singapore old coins 1885,1907,1909 I sell it
That’s awesome Ap. Those are some old coins, I believe they should be Straits Settlements. Good luck with the sale and have a wonderful weekend 👍🏻😊
No silver or gold no world countries will buy that. That is no value coin.
Hi Ace. Appreciate you watching and thank you for your feedback. Cheers and have a good week 👍🏻👍🏻