One of a kind: Rejections!

[andyg]

depends which catalogue you use!

They are rats in Krause, albeit odd looking ones.

[<k>]

I forgot some hoe's were in COA, can't think of another spade tho.
There must be another somewhere!

Latvia, 1 lats 2004. Fairytale character Spriditis in a national costume.



China, 1 yuan, 1991.  Tree planting festival.

[andyg]

the Malta one looks like an oar to me - seems to have been removed now.

Why's the decapitated head in the rejection - have you found another?

[<k>]

Why's the decapitated head in the rejection - have you found another?

Similar enough - Christian posted it months ago. Will require a bit of a trawl thru the posts.

[Pabitra]

potter

Potter is not unique.
Ukraine has issued a coin on Potter and Moldova has on on pottery.
By the way, will you count Harry Potter too?

[chrisild]

footprints

Oh, like ... this coin?
(Link only, this is from an auction.)

Christian

[Pabitra]

footprints

Or this one from Finland

[andyg]

that's two down

[chrisild]

... but still quite a few "one of a kind" coins left. (Until we find their siblings. )

Christian

[andyg]

Wedding Cake ?

Though I'm not sure this should count as a coin

[<k>]

Previous post: Falkland Islands, 1 crown, 2007. 

It would help if members could give details of the coins illustrated, to save us having to look them up.



This post: Cook Islands, $1, 2007.  Wedding cake. Same year, same theme.

[Pabitra]

Bhutan,200 ngultrums, 1981 - International Year of the Disabled.

Look, a typewriter!  Where else have you seen a typewriter on a coin?

The uniqueness goes off on 10th April when Czech Republic issues a coin on 300th birth ann. of Aloys Klar, famous for his schools for blind. Incidentally, this coin also depicts Braille Typewriter.

[Miner]

Deck chair

San Marino 500 lire 1986

[andyg]

Krause says for that one "Man sitting at Console" - the theme is "technology" rather than sea side...

[<k>]

Ukraine 5 hryvnia 2010. weaver

Brazil, 50 centavos, 1989.  Weaver.

Rejected?