A few Brazilian 960R's
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Mid-60's perhaps although My krause doesn't list a value in UNC.
Where did you ever find these?
What are they struck over?
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Mid-60's perhaps although My krause doesn't list a value in UNC.
Where did you ever find these?
What are they struck over? >>
Found in northern Italy. Struct over some type of Portrait 8R. Will examine them further this weekend to see if I can determine the specific under type.
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The first one looks to be struck over a Carolus III portrait. See if you can make out the date (1772-1789). That second one is tough to figure out, from the picture. Good luck!
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