World Mint/Souvenir/Custom Sets Israel,Mexico,Brazil,Pakistan,Europe Malaysia

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10 x World Mint/Souvenir/Custom Sets
The lot contains 10 different World Sets:
Israel 1968 Specimen set 6 coins
Israel 1969 Specimen set 6 coins
Malaysia Souvenir Set 'Sweet Memory' includes 6 circulated coins and 6 copies 'mini specimen notes'
Pakistan 1974 Complete F.A.O BU set 1 Paisa - 10 Paisa (4 coins) Sealed
Mexico  Souvenir Set 'Acapulco' includes 15 circulated/Uncirculated coins and 7 stamps
Brazil 'Selection of Brazilian coins' set  includes 15 circulated/Uncirculated coins
Spain/Portugal 'custom' set includes 8 circulated coins
The Last National Coins of the 10 New EU-Memebers 2004 Original Coin Collection.This an official coin collection was issued by Netherlands Mint. It contains 10 different coins in Brillaint Uncirculated condition from 10 European countries joined EU in 2004.
Euro Coin Collection .This an official coin collection was issued by First Commemorative Mint. It contains 23 different coins in Brillaint Uncirculated condition from 12 European countries.
10.Netherlands Medal 1981 in Folder ''Noord-Brabant''
A great addition to your World coin collection.
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