The "Coin Uno" or "Follow the Leader" game (World Coins edition)

1882 CC

 

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1852

 

1908 "with motto" Indian Eagle MS-66

 

1919

 

US -- 1820 1 cent:

 

1926

 

Amazingly perfect quality cent!

 

Presumably from the Randall Hoard, which contained many high-grade examples from 1818 and 1820.

 

Okay, enough of the (really neat, cool and droolworthy) US coins.

Albania, 1926, NGC MS-65.

 

Nice 5 Franga!
Here is mine... MS-64
AV 10 Franga 1927

 

You guys have inspired me by your pictures. I have decided to make a project of rephotographing all my coin to a higher standard. My estimate, based on my time available each week, is that it will take about four years! For that reason I am going to use a scanner for the lower valued coins because I can scan 10 at a time. I will only use a camera for those with a higher value but those will be much slower because I will have to retrieve a few at a time from the storage box.

If this thread is still going in four year look forward to me matching all your posts!

 

Rephotograhping a collection is a continuous process -- it never ends. By the time you're halfway through the 1st rephotographing, your techniques (mainly lighting) should have improved, and the earlier pics will need to be reshot with the latest techniques.

 

1927 Italy

 

Kingdom of Italy
AV 40 Lire 1814-M Milan Mint MS-67
Napoleon Bonaparte

 

Italy/Italian States, Genoa 1795 4L

 

Italian States (Papal States) 1851, 2 Baiocchi

 

A bit more modern Italy, and aluminum. 1950 and still with a Romagnoli signature.

 

Papal States/ AV Scudo'oro 1734
Pope Clemente XII 1730-40

 

How about some Italian gold? (Yes, I know Panzerman outdoes us all in gold, but it is still worth putting up )
1863, 20 Lire

 

Italy, 1942.