Through the years -- game

THREE POUND TWELVE is actually a coin weight made of brass, not a coin.
Its for testing comparing against a gold
Portuguese 8 escudos.

I have several more 3 Pence coins including Queen Anne & Charles II, James II

 

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1727 Hamburg, Germany

1726 French Ecu


1720 Swedish 1 ore, looks to have been struck over something else.


1718 Swedish Daler

 

1710

 

Davey, you got quite the collection.

 

1721


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1687

 

1695


1694

 

1681

 

1679

 

I hope it's OK if I stick my neck out and fill in a few dates with tokens. I think they are interesting.
1680 Spanish Netherlands

 

1673 French Token

 

1680, my only slabbed coin.

 

1682 Brandenburg (part of modern day Poland?)



This is a 1682 18 groscher (1/4 thaler) of Brandenburg. I'm told that back in 1682 Brandenburg included some territory that would be in modern day Poland and eastern Germany. Therefore, might we consider this a very old Polish coin?

 

This Persian coin is called a “Larin”. It circulated around the Arabian Sea from the 16th to 18th Century. My 17th century Larin example weighs 4.83 grams and based upon its shape, was probably circulated in the area of Ceylon. The Larin was later traded at 5.5 Lari to the Spanish colonial piece of eight. If you want to learn more about this unusual trade coin you can read about it here: https://www.cointalk.com/threads/la...-–-counterfeit-detection.271102/#post-2280577



This coin and all my older coins are mostly without dates so they might be posted by Century as we all count-down further.

 

1679 Scottish Bawbee (Sixpence) Charles II

 

Interesting...looks like a bent cotter pin!

 

Apparently you need to read this original thread (post #1 & post #2):
https://www.cointalk.com/threads/la...-–-counterfeit-detection.271102/#post-2280577

 

lol

 

Atleast someone figured out how to recycle them by using them on cars

 

Sorry im a little late with this one
PCGS XF45 Charles II 3 pence