Krause 2005 help needed

syraq

Can someone give me the 2005 (or most recent for the 19th century) values of these coins please (xf, unc and BU only):

Greece 1848 2 lepta
Greece 1844 10 lepta
Greece 1911 2 drachmas
Greece 1957 1 drachma
Greece 1959 1 drachma


Thanks

D

ajaan

From the 3rd edition 19th C. Krause:

Greece 1848 2 lepta XF $125. Unc. 575.
Greece 1844 10 lepta XF $200. Unc. 750.

From 2005 Krause:

Greece 1911 2 drachmas XF $75.00 Unc. 300.
Greece 1957 1 drachma XF $8.00 Unc. 50.
Greece 1959 1 drachma XF $2.00 Unc. 20.

syraq

Thank you Don.

I'm pushing my luck,but now, I also need the unc (and BU) value of the 1855 1/2 drachma.

ajaan

BU values aren't given in Krause, only Unc. for all the coins you asked about.

1855 1/2 drachma XF 500. Unc. 1500.

P.S. I'll that page of my Krause open for a while.

syraq

It's OK, I'm done for today.




I'm going to the US-Greece basketball game now,praying for a non embarrassing defeat.

ajaan

Holy cow! Which one is Krause off on? or both?

historygeek

<<I'm going to the US-Greece basketball game now,praying for a non embarrassing defeat. >>

It should be called the US vs. US basketball game, as most of the Greek basketball team was recruted from the United States.

syraq

The 1848 price is completely wrong, as with all the 1840s coppers I suppose.

syraq

<< <i><<I'm going to the US-Greece basketball game now,praying for a non embarrassing defeat. >>

It should be called the US vs. US basketball game, as most of the Greek basketball team was recruted from the United States. >>





You're talking about the baseball team. This is basketball and Greece is the most basketball oriented European country. All of the players are Greek and very young.

historygeek

Baseball, basketball samething

syraq

It was a very good game. Some terrific highlights from both sides and an undecided game until the last minute.


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