Pearl That's an old scan of 50 pruta coin, the pearl is the same as on 10 pruta.
Mine Straits Settlements scans I got those 2 www.levi-coins.com
Can you please identify ? X-3 16.6 mm diameter 2.6 grams X-4 23.0 mm diameter 8.8 grams Thanks !
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One is made probably of silver or plated and looks like Crusaders. The other is a copper coin and I can read: 1/4 STVB.. 17.. on the reverse...
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It looks like Bukhara but I can't find it in any catalog I know. Thanks a lot
It was found in Trieste market, Italy many years ago. Composition brass, but seems to be gilded around Jesus figure. The script (in not modern...
Last 2 coins Any idea about more information ?
Better scans & a guess My guess was based on the previous owner's ancestors origin - Frankenthal. After browsing the web for 3 whole days - they...
Looks like silver, very thin, about 15 mm diameter, they are not round but more 'square'. Different strike on both sides Thank you
My first coin is still my favorite Back at 1959, while 'diving' at 2 feet depth in the Med. I found it - an Egyptian Zeri Mahbub KM#86 AH 1143/5...
Starting my new website, you can see my collection and spares offered for swapping - everybody invited ! Site being under constant construction &...
My first treasure Summer 1959 (!) me a 12 years old boy, snorkel dived in an impressive depth of about 2-3 feet at Nahariya beach (north of Haifa...
Thank you very much ! That's my first contest-winning in your lovely forum, ready for more ID quizes.
Count me in too, I'm 58 years old, living in Israel & after a long merchant marine career - a pilot at Haifa port for the last 11 years. Meeting...
interested in finding out what the surprise packages will be I'm so sure I identified the coin !
The coin is a copper 25 mm diameter 6.1 grams and looks like Arab (?) Any clue ? tks !
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Pls count me in (don't have even one !) Tks
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