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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tibor, post: 3336883, member: 73385&quot;][USER=76105]@Omegaraptor[/USER]&nbsp; &nbsp; Auction sites such as&nbsp; NumisBids&nbsp; and&nbsp; sixbid</p><p>list auctions from all over the world. Your best bet of course would</p><p>be the European auction houses such as&nbsp; Kunker, Jean Elsen and</p><p>others.&nbsp; The term&nbsp; &quot;inexpensive&quot; is a relative term. A piece that</p><p>might grade Vg/F details might run 50-100 Euros. Add in fees and</p><p>P+H (not cheap) you will have 150 Euros in a coin.[ATTACH=full]883902[/ATTACH]</p><p>This piece cost me about 250 Euros. The date is clear and the rest</p><p>of the coin is acceptable. For me the most important feature is the</p><p>date. As with this coin everything else is OK. There is a sight that</p><p>features European dealers much the same way that V Coins does.</p><p>It is called MA Shops. There is a very recent thread at this forum</p><p>that discusses that in great detail. I highly recommend many of the</p><p>dealers and I deal with them frequently. Bottom line though is,</p><p>Buyer be ware. Study the book and if you have any questions feel</p><p>free to ask. To date the coins they used Roman numerals, medieval</p><p>style numerals and the modern ones we use today. I also had a thread</p><p>recently that involved these early dated coins on this forum.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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