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<p>[QUOTE="Numismat, post: 385683, member: 15019"]My mistake =) The lighting makes it look like it had been cleaned.</p><p> </p><p>Spielmunze is play money, often German made (Bavaria and other areas). Most of these are significantly different than the real thing, but I've seen one or two english 3 pence speilmunze pieces that were visually identical (as far a photographs). I own one of these that was particularly deceptive. The difference only became apparent under magnification and when weighing the item.</p><p> </p><p>The reason I mentioned it is that these speilmunze often exhibit re-engraved legends and other striking irregularities. Rather than silver, they would be white plated metal or tin.</p><p> </p><p>Otherwise, Krause doesn't have a note stating that alignment varieties are known, as they do for some series. It's one of those things that has a value as different as the collector you show it to.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Numismat, post: 385683, member: 15019"]My mistake =) The lighting makes it look like it had been cleaned. Spielmunze is play money, often German made (Bavaria and other areas). Most of these are significantly different than the real thing, but I've seen one or two english 3 pence speilmunze pieces that were visually identical (as far a photographs). I own one of these that was particularly deceptive. The difference only became apparent under magnification and when weighing the item. The reason I mentioned it is that these speilmunze often exhibit re-engraved legends and other striking irregularities. Rather than silver, they would be white plated metal or tin. Otherwise, Krause doesn't have a note stating that alignment varieties are known, as they do for some series. It's one of those things that has a value as different as the collector you show it to.[/QUOTE]
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