Would You Buy This "Hogmouth" kreuzer?

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  1. Mikjo0

    Mikjo0 Numismatist

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  3. GDJMSP

    GDJMSP Numismatist Moderator

    Hmmmm - does seem a bit high - why don't ya check HERE and see Mik ;)
     
  4. gmarguli

    gmarguli Slightly Evil™

    Not at that price. These minors can be found in unc with some regularity.

    This coin also has some minor porosity which kills it for me.
     
  5. willieboyd2

    willieboyd2 First Class Poster

    Kind of expensive at $120 to own a winner for the ugly coin contest.
     
  6. Bonedigger

    Bonedigger New Member

    Chuckle, I have three is VASTLY worse shape. The price seems high, but he condition is pretty high as well, so...

    Ben
     
  7. Ian

    Ian Coin Collector

    I wonder where seller gets his information from? Struck with new dies?? Yeah right! Never in a month of sundays was that coin struck with new dies!

    I have always understood that the reason why KM does not list certain coins in `unc' is that the general quality of `unc' (as opposed to the de facto `has not circulated') that we know of today simply didn't exist. `As struck'....yes but the quality of `as struck' might be a fair bit shy of our concept of `uncirculated' in qualitative terms. of course there are exceptions. Unfortunately, that coin does not fall into the `unc' category in qualiotative terms for me. Perhaps EF, but never ever `unc'.

    Overpriced? You betcha!

    You'll find coins of that type and grade regularly up for auction in many of europes auction houses......and at realised prices significantly below sellers ask.

    My opinion? Save up a few more $'s and get yourself a bona fide hogmouth taler. Much more bang for buck ;)

    Ian
     
  8. Mikjo0

    Mikjo0 Numismatist

    Thanks guys.Once again,you've saved me $$$$$...Doug,I'll look at the site you posted..thanx
     
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