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Smithwick Numismatics

Saùng-Gauk, The Ancient Harp Of Asia: 50 Pyas (Myanmar, 1994)-Article

Independence, Early Notes Of The Croatian Republic: 100,000 Dinara (Croatia, 1993)-Article

Independence, Early Notes Of The Croatian Republic: 50,000 Dinara (Croatia, 1993)-Article

Independence, Early Notes Of The Croatian Republic: 10,000 Dinara (Croatia, 1992)-Article

Independence, Early Notes Of The Croatian Republic: 5,000 Dinara (Croatia, 1992)-Article

Independence, Early Notes Of The Croatian Republic: 2,000 Dinara (Croatia, 1992)-Article

The Qadisiya Dam, The Great Dam Of Haditha: 250 Dinars (Iraq, 1995)-Reference

The Ancient Cisterns Of Tawila: 100 Rials (Yemen, 1993)-Reference

Notes Of The West African Franc, The Village On Stilts: 1,000 Francs (Ivory Coast, 1997)-Reference

Notes Of The Central African Franc, The Market: 2,000 Francs (Equatorial Guinea, 2000)-Reference

Lithuanian Wildlife, The Wisent: 100 Talonas (Lithuania, 1991)- Article

Lithuanian Wildlife, The European Elk: 50 Talonas (Lithuania, 1991)- Article

Lithuanian Wildlife, The Beech Marten: 10 Talonas (Lithuania, 1991)-Article

Lithuanian Wildlife, The Western Osprey: 5 Talonas (Lithuania, 1991)- Article

Notes Of The Restored Latvian Republic: 20 Rubļi (Latvia, 1992)-Reference

Notes Of The Restored Latvian Republic: 5 Rubļi (Latvia, 1992)-Reference

Lithuanian Wildlife, Mistle Thrush: 10 Talonas (Lithuania, 1992)-Article

Lithuanian Wildlife, Roe Deer: 200 Talonas (Lithuania, 1993)-Reference

Lithuanian Wildlife, Eurasian Black Grouse: 50 Talonas (Lithuania, 1992)-Article

Madagascar, The Land Of Great Fertility: 25,000 Francs (Madagascar, 1998)-Reference

Madagascar, The Colonized Land Of Natural Wonders: 5,000 Francs (Madagascar, 1995)-Reference

Malawian Tobacco, A Colonial History: 1 Kwacha (Malawi, 1992)-Reference

Romanian Commemoration, A New Millennium: 2,000 Lei (Romania, 1999)-Reference

Landmarks Of Belarus #8, The Sports Palace: 5,000 Rublei (Belarus, 2000)-Reference

Modern Notes Of Uzbekistan, The Tamerlane Museum: 1,000 Som (Uzbekistan, 2001)-Reference

Andrés Bello, The Humanist Diplomat: 2,000 Bolívares (Venezuela, 1998)-Reference

The Peacock Mosaic Of Stobi: 10 Denari (Macedonia, 1996)-Reference

The Gorillas Of Volcanoes National Park: 500 Francs (Rwanda, 1998)-Reference

Notes Of The New Shilling, Makerere University: 100 Shillings (Uganda, 1998)-Reference

Kuwaiti Commemoration, The Liberation: 1 Dinar (Kuwait, 1993)-Reference

Notes Of Armenia, Father Of Armenian Opera: 50 Dram (Armenia, 1998)-Reference

Notes Of Apartheid's End, White Rhino: 10 Rand (South Africa, 1993)-Reference

Return To Stability, Notes Of The Convertible Mark: 50 Pfenniga (Bosnia- Herzegovina,1998)-Reference

Small Notes Of Tajikistan, The Samanid Amir: 50 Diram (Tajikistan, 1999)-Reference

Small Notes Of Tajikistan, The Bank: 20 Diram (Tajikistan, 1999)-Reference

Small Notes Of Tajikistan, A Shrine To The Forty Four Springs: 5 Diram (Tajikistan, 1999)-Reference

Small Notes Of Tajikistan, The Roof Of The World: 1 Diram (Tajikistan, 1999)-Reference

Overprinted Notes Of The Bosnian War, The Bridge: 50,000 Dinara (Bosnia-Herzegovina, 1993)-Article

Overprinted Notes Of The Bosnian War, The Symbol: 25,000 Dinara (Bosnia-Herzegovina, 1993)-Article

Notes Of The Republika Srpska: 500 Dinara (Republic Of Srpska, 1992)-Article

Notes Of The Republika Srpska: 100 Dinara (Republic Of Srpska, 1992)-Article

Notes Of The Republika Srpska: 1 Million Dinara (Republic Of Srpska, 1993)-Article

Notes Of The Republika Srpska: 100,000 Dinara (Republic Of Srpska, 1993)-Article

Notes Of The Krajina Republic: 100,000 Dinara (Republic of Serbian Krajina, 1993)-Article

Early Notes Of Independent Turkmenistan: 20 Manat (Turkmenistan, 1995)-Reference

The Great Lake And The Temple: 2,000 Riels (Cambodia, 1995)-Reference

A Monument To Cambodian Independence: 100 Riels (Cambodia, 1998)-Reference

Cambodia, The Past And Present: 1,000 Riels (Cambodia, 1999)-Reference

José Antonio Páez, The Hero Of Carabobo: 20 Bolivars (Venezuela, 1992)-Reference

Early Notes Of Independent Tajikistan: 500 Rubles (Tajikistan, 1994)-Reference

Reconstruction And Prosperity

The collapse lead to a domino effect amongst its former republics and allies. Followed by a slow reconstruction process, spanning much of the 2000s. While the Western World redirected it's efforts toward producing consumer goods. Giving rise to everyday staples, such as the internet, cell phones, and personal computers.

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