SSP: Europa ECU tokens
kuhli
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Not sure what to call these. Not sure where I got them, or why. I have had them for several years, but need the room, and could use the money, so they go. If not here, they will hit eBay on Wednesday, when I am off work.
1979, asking $10.00
1980, asking $12.00. this one comes in a wallet (original???) with CoA.
The CoA included with the 1980 gives the following stats:
(*both pieces are same size/weight/composition)
*diameter = 41mm
*weight = 33 g
*composition = florentine bronze
mintage = 50,000
"Administration des Monnaies et Medailles (Paris)"
"Jean-Marc Laleta (Paris)" <--- their monogram M is privy mark on the 1980.
The 1979 has "P. Rodier"
both pieces also carry the cornucopia privy mark of the Paris Mint. both pieces are in what I assume to be original plio-film.
Due to the weight of these things (over 1 oz each), postage is $1.00 for 1 or both, $2.00 outside the US.
Notice that as of this time, there were only 9 member states, including UK and Denmark, which were not part of the original 12 Euro issuers.
1979, asking $10.00
1980, asking $12.00. this one comes in a wallet (original???) with CoA.
The CoA included with the 1980 gives the following stats:
(*both pieces are same size/weight/composition)
*diameter = 41mm
*weight = 33 g
*composition = florentine bronze
mintage = 50,000
"Administration des Monnaies et Medailles (Paris)"
"Jean-Marc Laleta (Paris)" <--- their monogram M is privy mark on the 1980.
The 1979 has "P. Rodier"
both pieces also carry the cornucopia privy mark of the Paris Mint. both pieces are in what I assume to be original plio-film.
Due to the weight of these things (over 1 oz each), postage is $1.00 for 1 or both, $2.00 outside the US.
Notice that as of this time, there were only 9 member states, including UK and Denmark, which were not part of the original 12 Euro issuers.
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