The "Coin Uno" or "Follow the Leader" game (World Coins edition)

Iran 1932 5 Rials

 

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Honduras or 1932

 

Japan 1932/Showa 7.

 

Yea I can play another "card".

I finally got around to figuring out the dates again on my coins from Japan.
2008 Japan

 

1923 Japan 50 sen

 

The Phoenix is a mythological bird that lived for many years and then burned itself to death on a pyre from whose ashes another phoenix arose.

That being said, I'm going to play again.

Italy 1923 1 Lire

 

1923 Poland

 

Poland 1840 1 Groszy

 

1787 France Louis d'or

 

France or 1930....sorry for the pic..yikes.

 

Sarawak or 1930

 

Sarawak...Hmm had to look that one up. Learned something new today. Thanks for posting this one @Steve66. Learned a little about a country I had never heard of before.

 

AV 25 Gulden MS-66
Danzig
1930

 

Hungary 1930

 

Hungary 1665 Leopold Quarter Thaler


Poor Leopold. His family tree didn't have many branches which may have caused his hog-mouth deformity.

I purchased this slabbed coin as a half Thaler. It is about 31 mm. Our member Zohar pointed-out that he believed 15 Kreuzers (XV) is 1/4 Thaler. A Thaler amounts to 60 Kreuzers.

 

It looks like what you have is this coin:
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces29658.html

 

Yes, THANK YOU FOR THE LINK. Your link shows it properly attributed as 15 K which is 1/4 Thaler. However, here is the slab that it came in:

 

If you wanted NGC would correct the mechanical error for free. Not sure about the shipping TO them, but if you drop it off at a show they will fix and return no cost.

It would be in a new prong type slab of course so if you prefer the current one I'd just leave it (I've been known to take a sharpie to a slab to write a correct attribution on it as long as I wasn't thinking I'd sell it...and I've dropped off a couple too, depends on the coin and/or mistake involved).

Always handled well on NGC's part. Done the same with PCGS with a show drop off, also handled well...otherwise used an intermediary so I can only assume they were also easy to deal with.

And, as I have nothing from Hungary imaged, nor a 1665 coin, I will otherwise remain on the sidelines for now.