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A Couple of NEWPS- Hannover and Venice

First up a difficult piece in high grade, the 1802 A Venice 1 1/2 Lira. I don't know the mintage but these may be one of the largest billion pieces made in the period, 32mm and only 25% silver. Perhaps this led to them being melted later or simply worn out, but they are tough, this is the only mint state piece graded at NGC. I'm surprised one of the Hapsburg collectors didn't steal this away from me in the auction as it's Francis II from the Austrian Occupation period.

I also picked up a very nice Hannoverian horse, the 1827 16 Gute Groschen are very common coins, but for some reason they just don't come in high grade very often, this one is a 64 and it's tied with 2 others for highest grade at NGC.

I also picked up a very nice Hannoverian horse, the 1827 16 Gute Groschen are very common coins, but for some reason they just don't come in high grade very often, this one is a 64 and it's tied with 2 others for highest grade at NGC.

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Your Hannoverian horse may motivate me to do something unwise, at least if I want to deplete my budget for the NYINC. Resist, resist. <resistance is futile>
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The Hannover piece is ex-Pittman also, I don't pay more for pedigree but it's always interesting to me.
I don't really compare anything I buy to CRO prices, they get some really excellent coins, but always priced at maximum retail or new record prices. And I don't blame him, his model is to offer really great coins at whatever the market will support, they don't carry average coins at average prices.
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