Let's see British copper, and australian copper! And any other foriegn copper

Here is a 1737 Russian Denga copper.

 

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Fifeshire Kirkcaldy Penny

featuring Adam Smith, 1797 by Wyon.

 

Just for the sake of accuracy, South African pennies are not brass; they are bronze.

Bronze is copper+tin; brass is copper+zinc.

 

France NGC MS 64 BN. Love the design. I've seen them offered RD and they can get crazy at auction. Picked this one up for 40 bucks.

Token NGC MS 63 BN

 

Wish I could let you guys see this in hand. One of my best looking large copper coins. Can't resist this look on copper no matter what it is.

 

Afghanistan - 50 Pul - 1951



Malta - 1 Cent - 1972

 

Catalonia - 3 Quartos - 1846



Lombarty-Venetia - 1 Centesimo - 1822 M

 

Curacao - 2 1/2 Cents - 1947



Danish West Indies - 1 Cent - 1878

 

Philippines - 1 Centavo - 1905



Papal States - 1 Soldo - 1867

 

Salzburg - 1 Kreutzer - 1790 SB



Switzerland - 2 Rappen - 1941 B

 

Unknown Oriental medal, believed to be Japanese, Meiji period.



"Text" side lightened for clarity. Very large, 55mm.

 

Australian woodie. A piece my Dad said he got from Grandpa at some pint. Now I have it.

 

Canadian bank token - NGC PR66BN

 

It does, but is from Australia

 

Zar



Scarce in this grade

 

Just some random coins:
Spain 1850 5 Centimos

Portugal 1884 10 Reis

France 1870 and 1902 10 Centimes

Canada 1914 Cent

 

Few more
Australia 1943 Half Penny and Penny

New Zealand 1960 Penny

Zambia 1966 Penny

 

I like that Zambian '66 1 Penny.