1866 om ten cents "centesimi"

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  1. Larry Salemme

    Larry Salemme Active Member

    does anyone know the value of this coin please? thanks
     

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  3. paddyman98

    paddyman98 I'm a professional expert in specializing! Supporter

    Value about $2.00 -$5.00
    I want to share this Numista webpage phtoto with you -
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  4. Larry Salemme

    Larry Salemme Active Member

    thank you for reply and info!
     
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  5. Phil Ham

    Phil Ham Hamster

    I have an 1866-H in similar condition. I value it at USD$1.50. As I bought it for $0.28 at an auction in a bulk group of foreign coins, it was an OK deal.
     
  6. spirityoda

    spirityoda Coin Junky

    your coin looks like a Italy 1866-M M=Milan mint mark KM#11.1, 10 centesimi denomination, metal-copper
    mintage-36,000,000
    value/grade
    F-$1.50 VF-$3.50 XF-$8.00 UNC-$55.00 BU-$145.00
     
  7. Maxfli

    Maxfli Well-Known Member

    The ~30mm European (Italy, Spain, France, Portugal, etc.) coppers from the 1800s are interesting coins and I've started acquiring a few. Some South American countries also issued similar coins in that era.
     
  8. Larry Salemme

    Larry Salemme Active Member

    first off thanks for the reply, yes very interesting coins, great to add to our collections, my brother had given me coins yesterday from other countries, also a silver medal with one of the
    pope featured on it, spring cleaning is coming up soon so you never know what you will find or people will give to you.
     
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