$1 coin
I found 2 $1 coins at my husband's shop. This kind of coin is no more in use . The $ sign is not used anymore. Instead it's Ringgit Malaysia (RM). It was bigger than the size of a 50 sen.
Because of this coin , I recalled our trip to Mines Wonderland.
Because of this coin , I recalled our trip to Mines Wonderland.
Coin Garden at Mines Wonderland
The Mines Wonderland, built around a former mining-pool, is a recreation park that is fast becoming one of Kuala Lumpur's most popular family weekend stops.
The Wonderland offers water sports, amusement rides, a winter-house with snow as well as restaurants and various facilities. It's not far off from the KL-Seremban Expressway.
The Wonderland is about 20 minutes drive away from the heart of the Federal Capital.
At night, glittering floats parade on the lake while a stunning laser and multimedia presentation entertains and mesmerizes visitors.
The Wonderland offers water sports, amusement rides, a winter-house with snow as well as restaurants and various facilities. It's not far off from the KL-Seremban Expressway.
The Wonderland is about 20 minutes drive away from the heart of the Federal Capital.
At night, glittering floats parade on the lake while a stunning laser and multimedia presentation entertains and mesmerizes visitors.
Perhaps you can keep it. It has its own value one day.
ReplyDeleteI have gone to the Mines Wonderland with my family. They like the boat ride.
ReplyDeleteThe coins are handsome. The Mines Wonderland sounds like a great place to visit.
ReplyDeleteInteresting, Wenn.
ReplyDeleteWe have € 2 and € 1 coins, then 50, 20, 10, 5, 2 cents coins.
Yeah! You can keep it and maybe one day...you could make a lot of fortunes from it. LOL :D
ReplyDeleteThe mines shot is wonderful! Are they your children? The shot reminds me of our RM1! :)
ReplyDeleteI remember than big coin in Mines Wonderland! :)
ReplyDeleteBut the place is under a huge renovation now. Don't know whether still open or not.
yea, it has been a while since i last saw that coin. i still remember last time i always took the $1 coins out from my grandfather's coin box in the kitchen and played with them. nowadays just don't see them around.:)
ReplyDeleteVery interesting.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I come across that RM1 coin before. It might worth something in the future. Safe keep it
ReplyDeleteBig coins =)
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i've only seen gold $1 coin.
ReplyDeleteya lorrr, now no more already rite, remember last time have to bawak all the coins, my pocket become so heavy like want to koyak already, hehe
ReplyDeleteya... should keep those old cois..
ReplyDeletevery valuable for yout kids' future.. XD
Haha, I remember those coins.
ReplyDeletePass down to grandkids, keep for 100 years, and sell as antiques?
Surprising! I've never see the $1 minted in 1980 before this. It is real big. I guess it become some sort of heirloom for your family lol ;) Thanks for learning new thing from you today :)
ReplyDeletehi Wenn, i almost forgotten all about this coin... there is another one..copper in colour..or gold initially...at least now not in use, our purses wont be so heavy...
ReplyDeleteHaven't been to Mines for ages... The last time was when my daughter was still so small. Still in business? Haven't heard about it for a long time, thought it closed down already - not like Sunway Lagoon, a lot of publicity.
ReplyDeleteI have that $1 coin as well. And Yes, myself enjoy much when in Mines Wonderland a few years back.
ReplyDeletekeep! will appreciate in value the older it gets
ReplyDeleteya..shall keep the two precious coins..
ReplyDeleteso coincident, i found the same coin that you had yesterday, n i was thinking that it shd worth some dollars for its' historical value.
ReplyDeleteYa, i think you should keep the old coins, it has its value. I never been The Mines before, shall plan a trip there one day =)
ReplyDeleteHv been to Mines b4 the kids cames along. Din know they r still operational.
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ReplyDeleteya..hope the value will go up in future..
ReplyDeletehaha what a coincidence, i just had a post about coins =)
ReplyDeletei am a currency collector, may it be coins and bills... i have few from malaysia too
ReplyDeletei collect currencies too..
ReplyDeleteFor coin collectors (just as stamps) who knows it might worth a fortune in future!! :)
ReplyDeleteu r right..
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