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Chicago TrueView trip part two: the economy submission-updated with grades
some coins purchased in Chicago or right before. 
Crete, 1901, one and two lepta.


I bought this Swiss 1952 franc as a specimen, still believe it is.

5 rappen 1918, a scarce one year type brass coin.

Bronze 2 rappen, the 1914 is a business strike, the 1931 is a specimen, in this grade the difference is not always that clear.


A billon 5 rappen, first year of issue.

An unlisted in Krause modern proof coin from Greece that was graded MS67

And the 1887 crown in big size.

original photos reduced to facilitate downloading
Crete, 1901, one and two lepta.


I bought this Swiss 1952 franc as a specimen, still believe it is.

5 rappen 1918, a scarce one year type brass coin.

Bronze 2 rappen, the 1914 is a business strike, the 1931 is a specimen, in this grade the difference is not always that clear.


A billon 5 rappen, first year of issue.

An unlisted in Krause modern proof coin from Greece that was graded MS67

And the 1887 crown in big size.

original photos reduced to facilitate downloading
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"Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you." -Luke 11:9
"Hear, O Israel: The LORD our God is one LORD: And thou shalt love the LORD thy God with all thine heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy might." -Deut. 6:4-5
"For the LORD is our judge, the LORD is our lawgiver, the LORD is our king; He will save us." -Isaiah 33:22
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LINE # CERT # COIN DATE DENOMINATION VARIETY COUNTRY GRADE
1 10029859 1887 Crown Gr.Britain MS64
2 10029860 1850 BB 5 Rap SWISS MS64
3 10029861 1918 B 5 Rap Brass SWISS MS66
4 10029862 1914 B 2 Rap SWISS MS66RD
5 10029863 1931 B 2 Rap SWISS SP65RD
6 10029864 1901-A Lepton CRETE MS64RD
7 10029865 1901-A 2 Lep CRETE MS64RD
8 10029866 1990 100 Dr GREECE MS67
9 10029867 1952 B 1 Fr SWISS MS65
Number 8 is a proof, number 9 is a specimen and better than 65, otherwise I'm very glad with these.Number 7 was cracked out of an Anacs MS62 RED holder.
Here's one last coin from that trip, a 1883 Swiss gold 20 francs, that graded MS64
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Good grades overall, but I could be blind and the Greek gold looks alot like a proof
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