It is KM#628. Thank you, willieboyd2!
About 21*22*1.2mm Is anyone familiar with this coin? Thanks! [ATTACH]
I find out at last. It is an anonymous Nuremberg 'ship-penny' jeton with fictitious legends, which was issued around 1490-1550.
that is great!
Congratulations! That would be a nice deal!
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I am also a generalist, I even collect banknotes:) Assemble a collection of denarius from each Roman Emperor would be a great job. Once you make...
Prestoninanus, you've got a nice sample of Edward VI's Shilling. But I think that shilling with the date 1549(in Latin) is more meaningful because...
Thanks!
That is awesome! I had thought of new proof set of 2011 at first sight of your thread:)
Nice one!
Nice medal! I think the smaller inscriptions may be useful for identifing it?
That shilling was around 1000 pounds. Actually the main subject of my collection is hammered coin especially those of the norman kings and the...
Nice coins
nice pick!
I totally agree! To me, such handling would never add beauty to the original! But you can see a lot of such coins in US.
Thank you for the clue!
Fortunately Chinese outlaws have no such taste to forge these significant coins. They only aim popular coins such as Chinese big silver. That...
Thank you moneyer12! I heard UK spares no effort in education of currency at the beginning of decimalization.
Edward VII's 5 pounds
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