Austria 7 Kreuzer
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Today I purchased this coin, dated 1763 and showing the bust of Ferdinand.
Krause lists it as being silver, but my coin shows a copper color. On the other hand it is worn, holed and cleaned
and this adds to my confusion. I also bought a 12 Kreuzer piece from 1795 and it had a distinct silver color, despite having a lower silver content.
Anybody know anything about this?
Krause lists it as being silver, but my coin shows a copper color. On the other hand it is worn, holed and cleaned
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Anybody know anything about this?
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1795 12 Kr.
These were overstruck and changed into 7 kr. pieces in 1802 where you can really see the wash in this example:
1802 7 Kr.
Here's a holed version of the same coin, but the 1795 coin clearly shows through on the reverse:
1802/1795 overstrike
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Besides, my 12 Kreuzers are so worn that no silver wash trace can be found anyway
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