Kingdom of Kamberra
It is a small constitutional monarchy located in the Pacific Ocean. The invention of Mr. Franck Medina who is a French citizen. It was originally named the Principality of Camberra, which existed from August 06, 1981 until August 23, 1988. It then became, on August 24th, the Kingdom of Camberra. The spelling of “Camberra” was changed to “Kamberra” in 1990, with the creation of its Constitution. The name itself is derived “from the Kamberri word: ‘Kamba'area’ which means ‘meeting place’. Kamberri is the dialect spoken by the Zahori people living on part of the island” (the name of Australia's capital, Canberra, is truly based on a Ngunnawal Aboriginal word with the same meaning). Kamberra is “an island of peace, well-being, tolerance and sharing”. The first Numisma bill, which eventually become its unit of currency, was designed by Mr. Medina in 1988.

Along with its many banknotes and stamps, H.M. King Franck I, was reachable at contact@kamberra.com. Due to popular demand, the first Kamberian coin of 1 Numisma, dated 2004 was issued. The bi-metallic 2004 coin details: “The center is in Alpaca 12% (Cu Zn Ni) and its color is grey. The ring of the coin is in Niclal 725 (Cu Sn Ni) and its color is silver-pink.”

The website of Kamberra use to be viewed at:
 http://www.kamberra.com/
About Kamberra's first coin, a Dutch coin-dealer commented that he did not care very much for fancy coins that were not “official”; so to those of you who have not yet fully embraced the world of “fantasy” coins, here is what Mr. Medina has to offer: “Dear friends, what is official and what is not, in this life?” In his eyes, there is no qualitative difference between the “authorized” coins of familiar world nations and the Kamberian “unofficial” issue. I fully concur. “A coin remains a coin! A coin remains just poor metal and for us, it doesn't have any value. Art has value to our eyes. Not metal.”

Since 2004, Mr. Franck Medina has never looked back and still designing test series as Not-Legal Tender and Legal Tender coin for Kamberra. 1 Numisma = 100 Lotis. His coins were viewed under the "SHOP" link on his website.
 
 
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