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<p>[QUOTE="Aidan Work, post: 29121, member: 1824"]Here's a new section that will be of interest to you.It is about Essai coins & other Pattern coin.I have got 3 such pieces in my collection - a 1950(a) 100 Francs from Monaco,& the New Hebrides 1967 10 & 20 Francs.</p><p><br /></p><p>The location of 'ESSAI' on the Monegasque coin is above the '100' in the space above the knight.The privy marks are at right.The privy mark is the Wing one of 1931-58.</p><p><br /></p><p>The location of 'ESSAI' on the New Hebrides 10 Francs is to the left of the head on the obverse.The privy marks flank the 'f' on the reverse.The</p><p>privy mark is the Owl one of 1958-74.The 20 Francs is the same specifications.</p><p><br /></p><p>The New Hebrides ones are of interest to me,as the New Hebrides became independent in 1980 as a republic within the British Commonwealth,so therefore,the New Hebrides coins are the only French</p><p>colonial coins that belong in a British Commonwealth coin collection.</p><p><br /></p><p>If you have got any Essais & other pattern coins,please leave either a description,or better still,post some scans with a closeup of the marking.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Aidan Work, post: 29121, member: 1824"]Here's a new section that will be of interest to you.It is about Essai coins & other Pattern coin.I have got 3 such pieces in my collection - a 1950(a) 100 Francs from Monaco,& the New Hebrides 1967 10 & 20 Francs. The location of 'ESSAI' on the Monegasque coin is above the '100' in the space above the knight.The privy marks are at right.The privy mark is the Wing one of 1931-58. The location of 'ESSAI' on the New Hebrides 10 Francs is to the left of the head on the obverse.The privy marks flank the 'f' on the reverse.The privy mark is the Owl one of 1958-74.The 20 Francs is the same specifications. The New Hebrides ones are of interest to me,as the New Hebrides became independent in 1980 as a republic within the British Commonwealth,so therefore,the New Hebrides coins are the only French colonial coins that belong in a British Commonwealth coin collection. If you have got any Essais & other pattern coins,please leave either a description,or better still,post some scans with a closeup of the marking.[/QUOTE]
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