batch from old-time collection

I purchased this batch from the same old-time collection as my last lots.
Several are mint state. I will post individual photos & let me know if you want to see anything in particular.

Thanks for letting me share.
Very best regards,
collect89

 

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OOO, I'm lovin it already, lets see the other side!

 

1926 1 krone would love to see closeups of that!

 

Agreed! Escially it being UNC. I don't think I have seen any coins from Greenland untill now.

 

I just took the photo.

 

Make sure that dragon is not fake...
A lot of those are counterfeited, also, weigh it, and make sure it matches would it should weigh, and do the magnet test

NICE COINS!

 

This is my favorite in the lot. 1916 Peru 1/5 Sol.

 

WOW:bigeyes: Truly speechless, good thing I can type still. That is a beautiful coin! I am drooling all over my keyboard. (if it messes my keyboard up are you going to buy me a new one?) I bet you paid a pretty penny for it.

 

Can we see your, I assume, Russian coins on the top left. And I would like to see your Lithuanian coin.

 

Beautiful! 1926 1 Krone Mintage 286,982 HCN-Hans Christian Nielsen 1919-1927 GJ-Knud Gunnar Jensen 1901-1933 H-Copenhagen (Kobenhavn) mint $60 in BU
Last Greenland coins withdrawn on July,1 1967 replaced by Danish coins. The only 1 Krone minted I believe.

 

For how nice that one is I wouldn't see any problem it being an $80 to $100 coin.

 

I had not weighed it until you suggested it. It weighs 13.45 grams.

It has several features that are indicative of a genuine coin. It is a struck piece. I'll take some close up photos but it is time for sleep now.

Very best regards,
collect89

 

Yeah, me either. It is really nice! Just posting book values. I have never found a greenland coin at book value.

 

I think that this one is genuine. I took a few photos with different lighting. Let me know if you want to see them.
Very best regards,
collect89

 

Looks alright to me
I like the dragons, although I am by no means a collector, although I know somebody who is a BIG TIME lover of these coins!

 

10, 15, & 20 Kopeks

Hello Byrd,
I only took photos of the 20 Kopek last night. There are two 10 Kopek, two 15 Kopek, and two 20 Kopek in the lot. They are all dated 1915 & 1916.
Very best regards,
collect89

 

Again, that dragon is one cool coin.

 

Its so shiny! You have got to be the lukiest person in the world.:hug:

 

The 1936 Lithuanian is circulated & has much luster in the protected areas.

 

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