Welcome to the forum Mags. Can you post a pic of your coin? 1879 victorian... hmm, either a 1/2 crown, florin, shilling, 6p, 3p, penny, 1/2p,...
Kenneth, we all learn from mistakes... hopefully it was a common coin that u cleaned. :) ... when i first started out, i didn't have any...
A pocket piece? In a 2x2 or you let it jingle in your pocket? :eek:
Thanks for your opinions guys... It appears that we have a consensus; at least XF-40 for the coin. :)
AG coins are heavily worn and only identifiable by type and date... it's not a collectible grade and therefore not listed in numismatic reference...
hi guys... need your opinion on the grade of this cent based on sheldon scale. :confused: i dont live in the US, and i just acquired this coin...
Hi BjC... i believe the Third Reich 2 marks has a .625 silver fineness, and the 5 marks higher at .900 ... i got those info from krause book... ;)
yes, i'll normally go for the key dates/semi-key dates in a series, that is if the dates are within my budget. i don't mind spending more for a...
Hi members~! :hail: ... can help me to ID these 2 coins below? Coins appear to be made of silver, abt the size of 1/2 dime and has arabic...
hello. the privy marks from your: 1st image: bow & arrow 2nd image: bow & arrow & star 3rd image: wine tendril & grapes hope these can...
just to add a few more things to silvereagle82's post: 1) the reverse has persian writing 'two falus' ... and could possibly b from the gardner...
welcome to the forum Masryann... does your item resemble the one here: http://www.nmm.ac.uk/collections/explore/object.cfm?ID=MEC0727
welcome to the forum rexesq... the date is 1990. (republic yr 79)
hi GDJMSP. i was replying gxseries regarding current circulating coins larger than the australian 50c... both the vanuatu and fr plynesian coins...
these could be the answer: - vanuatu 50 vatu - french polynesia 50 francs ... and i believe they are still in circulation.
wow... :thumb: i wish i have those for myself. great looking coins u acquired. i am more attracted to the meiji gold. ;)
well, i guess some did enter circulation, on a small scale... 20 balboas were struck in regular and proof finishes, and a number of the regular...
yes, the cuauhtemoc 5 pesos silvers... along with the hidalgo 5 pesos silvers of the '50s were among the largest circulating coins...
if we're referring to the 'largest' circulating coin of 20th Century, then i guess it was the crown-size coins of the commonwealth countries......
i don't think so ... all the IoM copper-nickel crowns i encountered so far are UNC.
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