Some of the old coins and newer ones that could be found at the flea market.
SPENDING hundreds of ringgit on old coins and banknotes is nothing for collector Young Wei Aun because he believes “what you pay is what you get”.
The 45-year-old with a love for old coins and banknotes said one can never take them at face value.
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Old coins and banknotes collectors
Some of the old coins and newer ones that could be found at the flea market.
Young holding a special coin featuring the clouded leopard that caught his attention at the flea market in Udini Square, Penang.
A visitor showing some coins on display at the flea market.— Photos: ZHAFARAN NASIB/The Star
Collector Ng Wee Kee, 60, (second, left) showing his collection of coins and stamps to potential customers including Young (right) at the flea market.
Some of the old coins and newer ones that could be found at the flea market.
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