I'm going to send us into 1888. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Many 1889 Brazil coins had two versions as the country switched from an empire to a republic. See examples. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
That is nice, but it's from Portugal, not Brazil.
Yeah, yours came out pretty good. I have a new printer/scanner and it's better than my old one, but I don't think either is as good as the Kodak...
The thing is even if that is worth what you say it is, a person needs to be in Mexico to use it, and the seller probably was not in position to go...
Just thinking back to what I have, several European countries issued zinc coins in World War I, including Germany, Belgium and Luxembourg. I also...
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Another thing is my scans through 2x2s always seem to get little white dots on them and sometimes hairs or other things that wind up on the scanner.
There is a market for all older British coins. As mentioned, they are not rare, but there are those who collect them and the ones you have are in...
No, I have a cheap phone and the camera isn't much.
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