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- Anyone who does not want / can collect the items of course can be received in delivery according to the pricing of Israel Post / courier company.
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- The commission for coins, gold, platinum and palladium is 10% + VAT
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ЛОТ 253:
-Ottoman Empire - Turkey - 500 Korosh 1910 (1327 AH) year 2 - Mehmed V - Gold 916, 36.08 g - XF
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Лот был снят с аукциона
Стартовая цена:
$
2 300
Комиссия аукционного дома: 20%
Далее
НДС: 17%
Только на комиссию
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-Ottoman Empire - Turkey - 500 Korosh 1910 (1327 AH) year 2 - Mehmed V - Gold 916, 36.08 g - XF
Commission of 10% commission only + VAT on this item
Ottoman coins were used throughout the Ottoman Empire, sometimes alongside other European coins. Most Ottoman coins are decorated with the image of the Torah, the signature of the Ottoman Sultan.
The Ottoman coins were the main coins used in the Land of Israel in the 19th century. Additional coins were introduced for use by subjects and consulates of other countries, such as Russia and Great Britain, as part of the capitulation regime in the Ottoman Empire.
