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You're missing Latveria

You're missing Latveria

Well, send me some.

 

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I can't understand why people comment on this entry (it's jut a list of countries) but don't comment on some of my other entries (like the Valentines' Day one).

 

Oh well.

 

Don't worry, the next time I'm in Latveria I'll be sure to pick you up some coinage.

 

Oh, and I'm not exactly sure why some threads get replies and others don't for other people, but in addition to collecting BIONICLE I am a numistmatist, and so that's why this particular post caught my eye.

Europe, South Africa and the USA aren't countries.

Holland's a region.

Hong Kong is a city.

 

Right?

Europe, South Africa and the USA aren't countries.

Holland's a region.

Hong Kong is a city.

 

Right?

The European Union uses the Euro. Despite not being a country, there is a unified currency.

Holland is a region within the Netherlands, although both are used interchangeably as Holland is understood to refer to the Netherlands.

Hong Kong is now a city, prior to around a decade ago HK belonged to the British crown.

 

Anyway.

 

I've been to seventeen of those countries. 8D

Europe, South Africa and the USA aren't countries.

Holland's a region.

Hong Kong is a city.

 

Right?

The European Union uses the Euro. Despite not being a country, there is a unified currency.

Holland is a region within the Netherlands, although both are used interchangeably as Holland is understood to refer to the Netherlands.

Hong Kong is now a city, prior to around a decade ago HK belonged to the British crown.

 

Anyway.

 

I've been to seventeen of those countries. 8D

Heh...

 

I wrote "Europe" because many countries in Europe use the Euro, and I wasn't sure which country it came from. Same for South Africa. I have several coins from that general area, but my uncle's not sure what country it was.

 

Not just in Europe, only the countries belonging to the EU. Think England's still an exception and others probably too.

Also, just to state the extremely obvious, The United States of America and (The Republic of) South Africa are very real countries. Otherwise, I wouldn't know where the heck I've been living at for the past 18 years, nor the country where Nelson Mandela was president of.

 

Also, I could get you Taiwan.