Welcome to teh forum! I agree with the other posts.
A beautiful design for the French 5 centimes. I can't tell what date it is but unless it is a 1921 it is worth US$1, or less.
Thanks for sharing!
The French coins doesn't do much for me, but the Austrian 5 Corona is awesome. It sure is a beauty!:thumb: Congrats!
The "P" means plated. Starting technically 1999, but not issued until starting 2002, some of the cents are copper-plated-nickel-plated-steel....
Thats neat. Where in the world did you get that? [IMG]
If that is FS than I am a monkey's uncle. I have seen several FS candidates come back without the designation because of hits smaller than that nick.
Doug(GDJMSP) could help you out.
No prob!;)
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Zincs are tough to grade. The reverse looks AU. Nice coin though!
I have always love the earlier Dutch coins. Congrats!:thumb:
The script is very similar to Chinese, and well to most extent it is Chinese. The only way that I knew they were Japanese is I was familiar with...
It looks like it was struck through grease behind his neck, but I assume you mean the off-centre strike. As long as the rim is still full, it...
Yeah mon.:D That is what I have been wondering about. But the bottom three are so dark or green looking, I don't think they could get much...
I looked at these mon for a couple weeks and told myself that I just have to have them. So of course I ordered them and just received in the mail...
I believe it is Louis XIV.
The last one looks Japanese. But it definitely doesn't look modern. probably pre-1700.
It a weak strike not wear that caused the "T" to look like that.
Like the look of the straights settlement cent!:D Nice coins all around.
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