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Here is something a little different! 1971, my birth year.


Jeff
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I was on a Vatican kick a few years ago.





Then I had to have this one a couple of years back.

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No posts in almost two days. Come on dark siders, we have to keep this thread on page one.
How do you like this low mintage oddball $4 denomination beauty from Anguilla?


it's crackers to slip a rozzer the dropsy in snide
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Nice stuff every one, Here are some I just sent in that I just got back today.
Raw 3 weeks ago: Picked up for Spot silver.


Just Graded: Now $$$+ coin's



This is aluminum

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1930 Iceland 10 Krónur X# 3
Composition: Silver
Weight: 45.0000g
Diameter: 45mm
Mintage: 10,000 (though it is possible far fewer were struck)
Struck privately by the Saxon State Mint, Muldenhutten, Germany, at the instigation of an Icelandic Parliamentary committee.
By law, the government of Iceland was permitted to issue a set of medals with embossed values commemorating the 1,000th anniversary of the Icelandic Althing (Parliament) in 1930. The law stipulated that the medals could be given validity as legal tender by a royal decree. That decree was never granted, leaving these enigmatic pieces forever between coin and medal.


We are like children who look at print and see a serpent in the last letter but one, and a sword in the last.
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Got this one of Franz Joseph and Sisi during a trip to Vienna. Found this little coin shop...
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@Weiss said:
1930 Iceland 10 Krónur X# 3
Composition: Silver
Weight: 45.0000g
Diameter: 45mm
Mintage: 10,000 (though it is possible far fewer were struck)
Struck privately by the Saxon State Mint, Muldenhutten, Germany, at the instigation of an Icelandic Parliamentary committee.
By law, the government of Iceland was permitted to issue a set of medals with embossed values commemorating the 1,000th anniversary of the Icelandic Althing (Parliament) in 1930. The law stipulated that the medals could be given validity as legal tender by a royal decree. That decree was never granted, leaving these enigmatic pieces forever between coin and medal.



That’s one very cool looking piece you have there. I like it a lot
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@crazyhounddog said:
That’s one very cool looking piece you have there. I like it a lot!
Thanks. I've since had it graded across the street (but held on to that original holder). It's part of the permanent box of 20:
We are like children who look at print and see a serpent in the last letter but one, and a sword in the last.
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@Weiss said:
@crazyhounddog said:
That’s one very cool looking piece you have there. I like it a lot!
Thanks. I've since had it graded across the street (but held on to that original holder). It's part of the permanent box of 20:

Gorgeous

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Junk box buy.


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Wow, haven't checked in on this thread since the first page weeks ago. Some really beautiful coins here!

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Another from our neighbor to the south. A not so common one year type with the weight in grams of pure gold on each side of winged victory instead of the denomination on the left.


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1736 George II Crown AU53
Experience the World through Numismatics...it's more than you can imagine.
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I'll have to check my old catalogue and make sure that's one of the ones I bought out of that sale.
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@Cladiator said:

@cecropiamoth said:
A pair of 1871 dated cap and ray 8 reales. Difficult date. These were only made at three mints, Alamos, Chihuahua and Hermosillo. Most mints had converted over to balance scale pesos in the early 1870's. These are both PCGS MS64, with the Ho coin being top pop at PCGS.

Jeff
Great dates !
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Circa 1800....

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Nice stuff all.

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@Regulated said:
Ex @Regulated, ex @CoinRaritiesOnline , ex @MidLifeCrisis
I'll have to check my old catalogue and make sure that's one of the ones I bought out of that sale.
Lot 432 of the Stacks sale. Only coin called Gem Uncirculated in the sale so seemingly the finest.
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1893 Peruvian Sol, w/ Chinese chop marks.

Hey TLeverage, have you ever seen the overdate of this coin ?
Talk about a cool overdate


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1795 5 Kopeks

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Bump it to the top with one from our neighbor to the north. I should get it slabbed one of these days.

it's crackers to slip a rozzer the dropsy in snide
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From Canada, with a Hologram of Niagara Falls

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1 of 2 in this grade that was mislabeled. Got to be worth millions, or at the least, tens of dollars.

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@Boosibri said:
Bought for basically $100 in Germany, first gem real graded by PCGS
Amazing raw buy!
You can still find neat raw foreign coins!
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Bringing this thread back up to the top. Some outstanding World coins have been posted. Here are some Canadian silver dollars I've picked up in the last few months.





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Can't leave out King George V. Newfoundland 1c, 1917-C, PCGS MS65RB.

Jeff
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