Rejected!

[BC1969]

Thanks to whoever didn't check the reject box!
A 5 dollar Hong Kong coin and a one pound coin from who knows where.

[Simon1]

40,000 minted in 1980 BC, but you probably already knew that.

Neat coin though !

[Simon1]

The five dollar coin is the second-highest denomination coin of the Hong Kong dollar. It replaced the five dollar banknotes in 1976.
In 1980 the current round coin was issued, being slightly smaller and heavier. This coin replaced the lion on the reverse with a number five, but retained Machin's portrait. In 1985, the portrait of the Queen was changed to the one by Raphael Maklouf, introduced to British coins in the same year.

Mintage

Year [5][6]	Mintage
1976	30,000,000
1978	10,000,000
1979	12,000,000
1980	40,000,000
1981	20,000,000
1982	10,000,000
1983	4,000,000
1984	4,500,000
1985	6,000,000
1986	8,000,000
1987
1988	16,000,000 circulation. 20,000 proof.
1989	37,000,000 (10,040,000 issued)
1990	Unknown but never issued.
1993	10,000,000
1995	50.000
1997	Shou character commemorative. Unknown circulating. 97,000 proof.
1998	Unknown
2012	40,000,000
2013
2015	Unknown
2017	Unknown
	/// = has not been minted, = unknown yet, --- = only minted for sets

[Treasure_Hunter]

When I was in Hong Kong I had to convert Hong Kong dollars to US to figure out what the cost was I was spending because it seemed prices were very high. It turned out 1 Hong Kong dollar was .13 cents in American, took 7.5 HK dollars to make one US dollar and turned out prices weren't that high.


That carton of 4 bottles of Chivas Regal that was $593 HK dollars was only $79.00 US dollars, plus it came with a Chivas Regal rolling carry on luggage.

[vpnavy]

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[A2coins]

Purty cool