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Cartagena, Colombia 1/2 real (1811) no date on die type. It's actually relatively well struck and detailed for this horribly crude type. The design also has a variation with what appear to be a … (View Post)

Just a guess, but they could have kept an older matrix block and reused it when they went back to the FM assayer that was used in the early 1770's. Now if you find the same crack on late 1770�… (View Post)

That is an aluminum Taiwan 1 jiao year 44 (1955) (View Post)

Very cool. These tone quite nicely when left in albums or the original presentation box that came with proofs. (View Post)

Doubled dies are not common from any European mint in the second half of the 20th century. However, as someone else mentioned above, interest in such errors is the issue. (View Post)