There Was Also A Coin Collection
Just like the stamps, the coins also came from different countries across the world. He found coins from Cuba, Venezuela, Jamaica, New Zealand, and Southern Rhodesia. The last one is now better known as Zimbabwe. There were rare coins in there, such as the 1921 American silver dollar that is believed to be worth a pretty penny. While they were valuable, it is priceless in terms of sentimental value as well.
There Was Also A Coin Collection
Proud To Be A Part Of The Family
Apart from these coins, there was also a pin with a crest and a World War I medal inside. He assumed that these items were given to his great-grandfather after his service in the First World War. The crest was especially fascinating since it had a lion that was either the royal arms of Scotland or the coat of arms of Norway. A commenter said that the British Empire gave it to troops from the Commonwealth who served during the war. After posting his findings online, Todirerl finally found out what the insignia on the black cloth really was! Commenters told him that it was the Chinese character for “double happiness,” which was the motto of the family. We are so glad that he eventually solved the mystery!
Proud To Be A Part Of The Family
