Luxembourg.

I've got it a few days ago.
2 liards 1759, copper, mintage - 283000 pcs. Ruler - Maria Theresia von Habsburg.

 

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5 centimes 1908, copper-nickel, weight - 2,5 g., size - 18 mm., thickness - 1,5 mm, mintage - 1500000 pcs. Engraver: Alphonse Michaux. Ruler^ grand duke Wilhelm IV (1905-1912).

 

are there any coins for William's successor Marie-Adélaïde? I thought I saw a pattern once....

 

Coins, yes. Pieces with her portrait, no. (Don't know about patterns though.)

Christian

 

I saw such patterns: 50 centimes 1914, 1 & 2 francs 1914. They were rather expensive: about 115 $ each other.

 

Grand Duke Jean I (1964-2000).
20 francs 1980, aluminium-bronze, weight - 8,65 g., size - 25,65 mm, thickness - 2,33 mm, mintage - 3000000 pcs. Engravers: Julien & Nina Lefevre.

 

5 centimes 1901, copper-nickel, weight - 2 g., size - 17 mm., thickness - 1,15 mm, mintage - 2000000 pcs. Engraver: Alphonse Michaux. Ruler: grand duke Adolphe (1890-1905).

 

Grand duchess Charlotte (1919-1964).
5 centimes 1924, copper-nickel, weight - 2,5 g., size - 17,9 mm, thickness - 1,24 mm, mintage - 3000000 pcs. Engraver: Jean Mich. Single release.

 

Grand duchess Charlotte (1919-1964).
1 franc 1928, nickel, weight - 5 g., size - 23 mm, thickness - 2 mm, mintage - 2000000 pcs. Engraver: Armand Bonnetain. Such coins were released at 1924, 1928 & 1935. Demonetized at January 1 1953.

 

I only have two from Luxembourg, one (a 1962 5 Franc) has already been featured in this thread, so here's the other, a 2002 20 Euro Cent:

 

Grand duchess Charlotte (1919-1964).
25 centimes 1930, bronze, weight - 5,5 g., size - 25 vv, thickness - 1,65 vv, mintage - 1000000 pcs. Engraver: Alexandre Everaerts. Single reliase. Demonetized at April 1939.

 

A lot of nice coins !!!

I have several coins from Luxembourg,
Here is my 1930 25 cent

 

10 centimes 1870.

I would like a 2½ centimes from this series but haven't found a decent one yet.

 

Are you looking for the 1870 2 1/2 in particular? I have an 1854 and a 1908 2 1/2 so far.

Anyway, of the 1870 series, here's a 5 centimes I just got.

I guess the sword and caduceus are the marks of Utrecht mint and it's then-mint master, which Luxembourg inexplicably borrowed for this series, prompting a protest from the Netherlands.

 

One more recent addition: Luxembourg, half liard, 1789