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Association of SA Numismatic Society Journal #3

Journal No 3 - Published 1989
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From Aldershot To Pretoria

By: W.E Sellers, 1900

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On Commando

By: Dietlof Van Warmelo

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Review of The Steel 20c Patterns

By: Dr Francios Malan, 2016
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Rhodesian Numistat 1967-68

A HISTORY OF RHODESIAN COINS
BY S. E. EOWARDS

The world-wide publicity over Rhodesia's assumption of independence and the realisation by numismatists that Rhodesian coins are scarce, has increased the popularity of that country's coins tenfold, in recent years. Rhodesia is a young country; the first settlers marched into Mashonolond and Monicolond less than eighty years ago. What sort of money did they use? The earliest reference to money in the statutes of Southern Rhodesia is contained in Ordinance No.3 of 1891. by which the coinage of the Cope of Good Hope become the standard coinage of Mashonolond. In Ordinance No.6 of 1894 the territorial limits were extended to include the whole of what was later known as Southern Rhodesia.
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The Great Boer War

By: Arthur Conan Doyle, 1902
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The Rights of The South African Reserve Bank with Respect to Historic Coins

By: Dr Francios Malan, 2015
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Three Years War

By: Christiaan Rudolph De Wet, 1902
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What Are Love Tokens

By: Anthony Govender, 2013
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With Steyn and De Wet

By: F.F Pienaar
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