Post your smallest coin!

Forgot to add the pics heh


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http://www.ngccoin.com/poplookup/world-coin-prices.aspx?category=46402&worldcoinid=129390

 

Oh my God!! => this coin is stupid small!!!

=> 5mm x 8mm (0.20 - 0.30 inches)

OOOWWW, WOOOWWW ... yah, that is small, eh?

IONIA, Ephesos, AR Tetartemorion
Circa 500-420 BC
Diameter: 5 x 8 mm
Weight: 0.17 grams
Obverse: Bee
Reverse: Head of eagle right within incuse square






=> Ooops => I forgot to add-in that this coin is "2,500" years old

... oh my, that is old, eh?

 

Wow--that is one small coin Steve!
This is probably my smallest--an ancient coin:
Thrace, Cherronesos hemidrachm, 400-350 BC
Rev: Bee, Size: 13 mm, Weight: 2.35g

 

Thanks DVC ... long-time-no-hear, brother

I hope all is well

Yah, that dawg is tiny!! (and gorgeous!!)

Cheers

 

I can't believe nobody's posted a trime yet here's one of mine

 

!851-O only 3c with mint mark
This one has a weak Obv
some think a Clash caused weak Obv as there is one noted in the 1st Cherrypicker Guide,But unable to really tell due circulation.

 

Look at these coins, they are so small (4 mm - quarter size of a 1 cent coin), they come with a built-in magnifier display box.
Cook Island Coin Set (Platinum, Gold & Silver)

 

Like the Holder and the 3 coins made of Platinum Silver+Gold Nice!!!!!

 

Here's mine. It's a Indian chuckram

 

1851-O 1 Dollar said to clash with this 3c only one with mint mark to

 

This is by far the smallest in my collection:

 

scotts1 => do you have a diameter and weight for that lil' sweetheart?

 

Weight is a grain, which is a little under 1/15th of a gram (0.06479891 grams to be exact, according to Google ). The diameter is somewhere around 6½ millimeters. This was actually my first ever gold piece (not counting gold plated)

 

Weight 0.5 grams. Diameter 11 millimetres

 

Spanish aluminium 1 peseta, 14mm diameter, 0.5g

 

She ain't the prettiest, but sure is small.

 

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