One of a kind: Rejections!

[<k>]

San Marino, 200 lire, 1978.  Weaver at loom.




Maldive Islands, 10 rufiyaa, 1979.  Weaver at loom.


Rejected! 

[<k>]

Canadian, $20, 2013.  Is this the only iceberg on a coin?

[SquareEarth]

Canadian, $20, 2013.  Is this the only iceberg on a coin?

One of the Titanic coins surely have.

[<k>]

One of the Titanic coins surely have.

Seeing is believing, Mr SquareEarth. 

[Figleaf]

http://www.worldofcoins.eu/forum/index.php/topic,20750.msg140601.html#msg140601 Just below the centre.

Judging by the size of the fish, that is not a very impressive berg.

Peter

[chrisild]

Is this the only iceberg on a coin?

Could be the only "fully visible" iceberg on a coin, yes. But various Titanic 2012 issues (Canada, Fiji and the ever so prolific Cook Islands) have iceberg parts ...

http://www.numismaticnews.net/currency/titanic-coins-make-use-of-many-media
http://world.mintnewsblog.com/2012/03/2012-titanic-commemorative-coins-from-world-mints/

Christian

[<k>]

OK, icebergs are REJECTED.     

[<k>]

Finland, 10 euros, 2013.  Eero Järnefelt.

The only coin design showing an easel?

[Prosit]

That one is kind of iffy.

In 2009 Lithuania issued a 1 Litas coin that shows a Designation of Vilnius

It depicts an artist and his canvas/easel or is the easel a crenulated Castle? 

Dale

Finland, 10 euros, 2013.  Eero Järnefelt.

The only coin design showing an easel?

[<k>]

That one is kind of iffy.
In 2009 Lithuania issued a 1 Litas coin that shows a Designation of Vilnius

It depicts an artist and his canvas/easel or is the easel a crenulated Castle?   

Dale

It looks very weird, and I'm not sure what the symbolism is supposed to mean. I think my coin's "one-of-a-kind-ness" should stand, unless someone can find another realistic easel, as opposed to a symbolic halfway house.

[Prosit]

It is a painter's easel.  However it is stylized heavy enough that you have to know it is. Not going to totally recognize it otherwise.

I don't know of any other painter coins that even show that much.  So maybe this one stands....for now... 

Dale

It looks very weird, and I'm not sure what the symbolism is supposed to mean. I think my coin's "one-of-a-kind-ness" should stand, unless someone can find another realistic easel, as opposed to a symbolic halfway house.

[Miner]

Finland, 10 euros, 2013.   Eero Järnefelt.

The only coin design showing an easel?

San Marino 200 lire in 1997. Jan Vermeer van Delft, the painting known as the "Allegory of Painting"

[<k>]

Easels are REJECTED!    

[<k>]

Canada, 25 dollars, 2014. Got money to waste?

Anyway, are there any other issues that show an igloo?

[Prosit]

Canada also has a $10 igloo coin....it is a different design from that one but it does have an igloo.

Dale