Number two outing for the day. Another crazy coin that I have no idea about.

[Pentico]

Oh yes I like this hobby.
Got out around the lunch hour for the second time today. Headed out by the office in a very small tot lot and came up with another crazy coin.
If anyone know this coin (you guys are so great at it) please let me know what it is.
Looks like 1986 but very hard to read.
It needs a good cleaning, but I am going to wait to see what it is and the best way to clean it.
Thanks to all that helped me with this mornings crazy coins.


Thanks all,
Happy hunting.
ChrisP

 

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[Rob66]

That's a tough one!!!

First that came to mind was Panama.

Hope you can clean it up a bit.
RD

 

[QUICKSILVER (appletree)]

Ok heres a shot, Republic of Guatemala

 

[PBK]

Un (1) sucre of Ecuador.

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[Pentico]

Thank you all!
Un (1) sucre of Ecuador. Is correct. One on ebay looks just like it.
Thanks again.

ChrisP

 

[Evolution]

Un (1) sucre of Ecuador.

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PBK. You are amazing.

 

[QUICKSILVER (appletree)]

Oh yes, damn, I have some of those, in person those coins look like play money. Now you one, congrats

 

[DCMatt]

in person those coins look like play money.

They are... $1US = 25,050 sucre at today's exchange rate.

DCMatt

 

[ivan salis]

yes long ago I bet $40 bucks at the oro and plata casino in Equador --- on a hand of back jack -- hit "black jack" ---and was paid off in their" money" 2,500.000 (two and half million) --($60 bucks at 25,000 to the dollar )--- so once upon a time I can honestly say I was a multi millionare -- the largest note they had was worth 50,000 or $2 bucks --- their money used to be 5 for the dollar but the huge and powerful fruit companies that controlled the wealth of the country thought there was going to be a "uprising" and pulled their wealth out out of the country--the value of their money fell like a rock --- a person with their life savings of say $10,000 bucks in bank at 5 to $1 = had 50,000 --- a few short years later those 50,000 were worth $2 bucks --- a 25,000 % drop in value --- Ivan