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Very nice coin with a very sharp strike.

 

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1963 Jamaica Penny

1963 Jamaica Penny, not particularly uncommon but I like the crocodile

 

1944 Silver Slovakia 50 Korun

1944 Silver Slovakia 50 Korun

 

British trade dollar, discovered in a coworker's grandfather's old cigar box

 

Your coin is made from Cuivre, here's the link http://www.coinsandcanada.com/tokens-medals-banks.php?title=1-penny-1857&id=120 :thumb:

 

Ah, Kupfer. Or copper ... Thanks for the link though!

Christian

 

Copper :u*meY::u*meY::u*meY::u*meY::u*meY::u*meY:

 

Only missing the 10C now to complete my 1887-1888 Belgian minors type set.

 

Isle of Man Crowns The General is KM 872 & The Big Boy is KM 886

 

That is French for copper like aforementioned, the question is what a bronze specimen looks like. I cannot find a picture. My specimen is made in COBRE or koper.

 

PM love to make commemorative coins for the Isle of Man don't they

 

A couple flashy Greenland coins

Greenland 1926 50 Ore
Mintage: 196,837
Aluminum-Bronze

Greenland 1926 1 Krone
Mintage: 286,982
Aluminum-Bronze

These flashy Greenland coins were found at the Hartford CT coin show this last Sunday.

 

that polar bear is cool.

 

I liked this design of St. Michael.

 

here's one i picked up last week, was wanting another one for my "colonial" page in my coin album..

 

got this one today, i've been wanting one of these little silver coins for months....finally got one. now my oldest modern coin with a date on it....






hungary
ferdinand i
1 denar
1554

 

this has a incomplete d and cost .3333 cents it was a 3 for $1 thing with the next 2 pennies

 

silver melt

 

very worn but its my only 50 centmos to match the design on my francs



1903