Denmark 5 Ore 1902 overdate?

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  1. SRSNUM

    SRSNUM Well-Known Member

    The Denmark 1902 5 Ore imaged below appears to be an overdate, with the 9 punched over an 8. I am inquiring with members more knowledgeable than myself and thus more familiar with the 5 Ore series whether my attribution is in fact correct or, have I simply got it wrong.

    It seems more likely that the last two digits would more likely be the subject of an overdate.

    All thoughts welcome.

    DENMARK5ORE1902OVER3PART1BOX6LOT1021OBV.jpg

    DENMARK5ORE1902OVER3PART1BOX6LOT1021OBV2.jpg

    DENMARK5ORE1902OVER3PART1BOX6LOT1021OBV3.jpg

    DENMARK5ORE1902OVER3PART1BOX6LOT1021REV.jpg
     
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  3. mrbadexample

    mrbadexample Well-Known Member

    Looks good to me. I don't see it listed but there are comparable overdates in other small bronze of the series. I have (I believe) a 1902/802 and a 1904/804 1 øre:

    Denmark 1 ore 1902 (1).JPG Denmark 1 ore 1902 (3).jpg Denmark 1 ore 1904 over 804 (4).JPG Denmark 1 ore 1904 over 804 (3).jpg
     
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  4. SRSNUM

    SRSNUM Well-Known Member

    Thanks mbe for responding. Your examples of 1 ore overdates ad credence to my claim of a 5 ore example.
    Again, thanks for responding...much appreciated!!
     
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  5. Heavymetal

    Heavymetal Well-Known Member

    I’ll have to check my old Denmark bronze
    Just tagging the thread
     
  6. SRSNUM

    SRSNUM Well-Known Member

    Trust something interesting may come to light...
     
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