Question about note in K&M

A friend asked me this question and I could not figure it out. I am sure that one of you will have the answer for me.

He has a France, KM866a 10 Centime coin. There are some dates (like 1924) that have a "t" after them. I don't see anything in the text that explains that. Do you know what it means?

-Daniel

 

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The tb is a for Thunderbolt-Poissy, cornucopia privy mark.

 

I did see the tb in the key but this was a "t" alone. I will double check when I have the book in front of me, but I assumed they were different.

Thanks

 

I don't know of any plain 't's

 

T is for the Nantes mint

 

umm maybe I misspoke . what is the date of the coin your questioning?

 

He is talking about KM# 866a 10 Centimes 1917-1938. All that is listed is a privy for the mint in Poissy.

Not sure if its a thunderbolt privy or cornucopia?

 

yes I was looking at a pre 1900 coin book and wrong km# Thanks

 

The ones that have that small "t" are 1922, 1923 and 1924.

I did not notice any that have a "tb" so maybe they are equivalent?

-Daniel

 

I am sure they are. I am using the 35th edition of SCWC(a little outdated).

 

Yours is outdated? I've got the 28th edition!

 

Actually...I take my previous post back!:hug: :kewl: