[QUOTEooman9, post: 2495938, member: 73048"]Looks like a solid XF, nice coin.[/QUOTE] Thanks, Its an EF but it has been cleaned, it will work for now. Only 2 coins to go, 1910 florin, and the 1934-1935 Melbourne florin.
Thanks, Its an EF but it has been cleaned, it will work for now. Only 2 coins to go, 1910 florin, and the 1934-1935 Melbourne florin.[/QUOTE] Both those can be pricey coins :/ especially the Melbourne one. I wish you the best of luck!
And speaking of Aussie coins, picked up this semi key date for my half penny set. I believe it's the second hardest one to get. Nice solid coin, even wear and coloring.
I have a AU53 1788. One of my favorite coins in my collection. Got it when I got back into collecting in 2008.
ZZZ, PCGS just slabbed it as a regular issue despite me putting a comment that it was the Type II on the form: Anyone wanna play spot the difference? http://www.pcgs.com/cert/81621217 http://www.pcgs.com/Pop/ValueView.aspx?s=446016
Came across this a few days ago and added to my World Mint/Proof Set Collection. For some reason I like the simple design of the Danish coins. I wonder why they holed the 25 Ore? I also like the mint mark and designer initials. S "Heart" B. With a worn mint mark, the heart could look like an O. Trivia question: What book did Queen Margrethe II help translate? Challenge question: What does "Danmarks Dronning" translate too? 1974 Denmark (Danmark) mint Set Mintage na
I copped out and used Google, but how cool! The Lord of the Rings! And Google translate gets me to "the Queen of Denmark."
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Usually such central holes were used to save material and/or to make coins bigger. The 25 øre and a few others had holes for a long time. Today that denomination is not legal tender any more - the 1, 2 and 5 kroner coins have central holes instead. "The importance of being a smoker". Christian
A nice piece of medieval Spanish silver, so it fits here and in the ancients forum. Did a write up in the ancients forum about it if anyone wants to read it. Sancho IV “The Brave” 1284-1295. AR Cornado. Cuenca mint. SANCII REX, Crowned bust left. / CASTELLE LEGIONIS, Castle, bowl to left and star to right. Cayon 1185