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10 cent 1971 found while paying for my mihun goreng seafood!

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I was scrambling my pocket for loose change to pay my RM6.10 bill (mihun goreng seafood + milo kosong) when I stumbled upon this 10 cent Malaysian parliment coin. Considering it was a parliament I decided not to give it to the waiter, a friend of mine volunteer to help me using a bunga raya coin (that what a friend is for).

Only after paying it that I realized that the 10 cent parliament I was holding is from 1971. I immediately burst into laughter since it is very hard to find it in any condition and what more I am that close from using it.

The coin is in good condition without any dent or deep scratch but it is in dark color due to stains. I am not so sure if cleaning the coin is a good idea. Anyone can help?

Well, this find surely makes my day. I am smiling  from work to home. :)


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  1. depankantaJuly 25, 2011 at 7:33 PM

    Hi Mr Danny,
    Hari ini dalam sejarah!,benar kata Mr Dickson.10 sen 1971 Vf sangat sukar diperolehi.Depankanta ucapkan tahniah,satu perkongsian berguna yang meyakinkan pengumpul bahawa syiling 10 sen 1971 masih ada dalam edaran.
    Terima kasih banyak2 Mr Danny...

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