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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Poetheraven1, post: 1690414, member: 27225&quot;]Israeli coins are very difficult to date as many of the characters look almost the same.&nbsp; Too bad they don&#039;t institute a numbering system that is a little clearer.&nbsp; My question concerns mint marks.&nbsp; I find many Israeli coins with what appear to be mint marks but are not listed in Krause&#039;s catalog.&nbsp; The particular one I have been asking about is the 1 new Sheqel dated 1994 JE 5754.&nbsp; There are others of course, but this is the one I have in front of me.&nbsp; On the reverse of the coin is what appears to be a chalice or wine goblet and below that is the letter o.&nbsp; I can find no mention of an o mint mark for this coin in Krause&#039;s catalog.&nbsp; What does the o stand for?&nbsp; What is the significance of the (f) and (u) listed for this coin under KM# 160a, and how does this help me to identify which one of these I have?&nbsp;&nbsp; Regards,[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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