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awesome coin. the grade is incredible. great design too.

 

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1896 Hungary, 1 Korona, KM#487, metal-.835, mintage-1,000,000
grade/value
F-$2.25 VF-$3.25 XF-$5.50 UNC-$15.00
values may vary from the real life market.
question is it UNC ?

 

Nice one! Surface and engraving looks great

 

I hope so. Those are seller pics. I won't have it in hand until tomorrow morning.

 

Definitely UNC. Looks even better in hand. This is one of my favorite reverses on any coin, but the gorgeous engraving is lost quickly in lower grades.

 

Here one not seen much. I wish it was mine.

 

Here the what coin world said about the 1886 ruble.
http://www.coinworld.com/insights/r...e-rejected-in-1886-leads-sincona-auctio.html#

 

Is this mint mark inverted. PMD or way struck?

 

Looks inverted to me, Angelo. Somebody grabbed the punch upside-down.

Nothing special here, but if I find world silver at spot, I buy it...

 

Nice blue tone!
Indeed maybe inverted still hunting websites found one more but no one answered on a British coin site forum.

 

Not at all rare like the pattern ruble that jello posted but I still like it;
1915 Russia 15 Kopek

 

Nice 15 Kopek J J!!!!! 1886 1 Kopek only rare thing was the Grade MS-65 if I recall right

 

I hope you win it.

 

3 pence I may own.
if trade goes well.

 

nice early date. I have not seen seen these before.

 

This before Maundy set were sold but still list as one.

 

This piece has been through a bit of everything. Not bad for raw European circulation coinage. Grade would certainly end up with "Details".

 

Is the rim engraved? I know few have engraving on rim.

 

Good luck on that 3pence J, looks like a sweet coin.