The coin is very common, both as a type coin and because that date is the most common of the series. Twenty-two million, three hundred thousand pieces were minted of this date, almost twice as many as the next most common date.
Today, Leopold II is deemed a notoriously bad man because of his exploitation of the Congo.
@Kkathyl said:
what does the edge look like? can you read the edge
I do not have that information, @pocketpiececommems posted an interesting pic of a modified coin with reference to AEW. Just looking for more historical information.
@BillDugan1959 said:
The coin is very common, both as a type coin and because that date is the most common of the series. Twenty-two million, three hundred thousand pieces were minted of this date, almost twice as many as the next most common date.
Today, Leopold II is deemed a notoriously bad man because of his exploitation of the Congo.
@BillDugan1959 said: @Hemispherical Kkathyl is trying to ask you a question about how the word "Protege" looks on the edge of the coin. There are two distinct varieties.
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what does the edge look like? can you read the edge
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The coin is very common, both as a type coin and because that date is the most common of the series. Twenty-two million, three hundred thousand pieces were minted of this date, almost twice as many as the next most common date.
Today, Leopold II is deemed a notoriously bad man because of his exploitation of the Congo.
I do not have that information, @pocketpiececommems posted an interesting pic of a modified coin with reference to AEW. Just looking for more historical information.
Thank you @BillDugan1959
@Hemispherical Kkathyl is trying to ask you a question about how the word "Protege" looks on the edge of the coin. There are two distinct varieties.
Yes, I understand. But I do not have the coin. @pocketpiececommems
Here is a link about the war and inscription
https://www.loc.gov/collections/stars-and-stripes/articles-and-essays/a-world-at-war/american-expeditionary-forces/
https://www.loc.gov/teachers/classroommaterials/connections/starsandstripes/
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Thank you @Kkathyl.