Not trying to ruin the game, but you accidentally revealed the grade. I was thinking MS-64 BN before I saw the answer.
They look similar to some other world banknotes I've seen. Is there a private company(s) that makes modern banknotes for other countries? I know...
How long did you soak them?
I believe that high precious metal prices are more harmful to numismatics than helpful. Thanks for sharing!
Next step, find someone with an xrf tester.
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It looks like it was corroded and probably not very attractive. Then someone came along and "fixed it up".
It depends on the context. In this case I think it's "Definitely Damaged". Personally I find that acronyms can be confusing, so I generally avoid...
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Mr. M? ;)
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MS-63 in the "rattler era". MS-64 today.
I know Chinese spade coins are a very unexplored field, but does anyone know how old this one is and which area it came from? Any help is much...
Do you have any pictures of it?
Your coin shop has a way better foreign inventory than most. Thanks for sharing.
I really like the Queen Anne Shilling. (I think it's a shilling...)
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Now why would you think that? :rolleyes: Oh, they actually do exist though...
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