I always wanted this type for my world collection and now I have one. It's a nice strike and a good grade at a very low price. Sometimes you don't...
Holding them by the edges is best. I also get a kick of 600 year old coins that flawless , stayed in various collection cabinets and trinket box...
That is one very interesting find !
Very nice coin bud , you should reconsider how you hold them thought :D
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+1 for well struck breasts
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I also have purchased numerous fake coins in the past and will buy more in the future. I usually buy fakes of coins I own so I can familiarize...
I have to say that these bars looks quite nice , the only major turn off for me is the "in god we trust" they should of just plastered Anne...
I'm not one to find American coinage attractive , particularly buffalo nickles but I have to admit that the toning on this one makes it look good....
Not quite but your close , it's from the inquisitor's repertoire :P
By far the funniest thing I have read on CT in months... TY for the comical relief :D
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I also don't see the 6
The bust type is all wrong for 377.1 , you can clearly see a veil = 1775 KM# 391
You are looking at the wrong bust , this has to be a veiled bust like KM#391 Most likely you have the 1775 Poltura , VG is 5$
Alright so what you have is a 3 Grosze piece from Poland's revolutionary period 1830-31. Minted in copper it had a mintage of 1,112,000. Now...
I'm updating my ebook library with the 1701-1800 Krause , I'll have information for you later on if it hasn't been posted.
Love the die cracks on your Austrian piece maybe AU55 1872 Mintage: 70,000,000 KM# 2206 10 Kreuzer 1.6667g., 0.4000 Silver .0214oz. ASW
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