@Zot..... the OP has not come back.... no picture .... so, since you say it is a super rare coin... it could be someone trolling for a sucker.... Cheers, RickO
I did notice that, as well as "1 post".
The reason I knew about the rarity is that I've found one of these myself, and remembered that 1944D was special.
D actually stands for Denver. They were minted in the US during the nazi occupation of the Netherlands. Nearly the entire issue was melted, making it rare. There are plenty of fakes too.
Here's the coin I found (in 2008). A 1939 in nice shape. They're 0.640 silver.
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@wtoles68 .... Welcome aboard.... I have no information on your coin, but suggest you ask on the World Coins forum.... Good luck, Cheers, RickO
Wasn't posted on April 1, but I assume you're pulling our leg. Right?
For those wondering, it's a super rare coin.
@Zot..... the OP has not come back.... no picture .... so, since you say it is a super rare coin... it could be someone trolling for a sucker.... Cheers, RickO
I did notice that, as well as "1 post".
The reason I knew about the rarity is that I've found one of these myself, and remembered that 1944D was special.
D actually stands for Denver. They were minted in the US during the nazi occupation of the Netherlands. Nearly the entire issue was melted, making it rare. There are plenty of fakes too.
Here's the coin I found (in 2008). A 1939 in nice shape. They're 0.640 silver.
