1794 ½ Penny Conder Token. John of Gaunt, Great Britain


This was the height of both the Terror in France and the issuing of "Conder" tokens.

20 Kreuzer, Austria



1 Pfennig, Anhalt-Bernberg



4 Pfenning, Saxe-Hildburghausen

1793 FLOWING HAIR LARGE CENT (Chain Reverse) (S-3, R.3., America)

1792 12 Heller, Aachen



½ Penny Conder Token, Great Britain



12 Denier, France



1 Grossus, Poland



5 Sols Monneron token, France

1791 GEORGE WASHINGTON SMALL EAGLE CENT

George, can I come over on Sunday?? lol -- wow!--- When I started this thread, I KNEW that this group could post some INCREDIBLE pieces...

Is that a token, or is that a trail piece?

1790 Munster, 2 pfenning


1 Sol, Luxembourg


1/12 Thaler, Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel


1 Kreuzer, Salzburg

Oh that GW!!!

Its a post-colonial coin. If you've got a 2006 Red Book, look on page 77.

Man there has been some sweet stuff posted in these recent years. The GW cent is certainly nice, but this chain cent is absolutely awesome!

very surperb coins!! i would even dream of having most of these!!

ahhhh <3

1789 Bread Penny, Cologne


20 Kreuzer, Bavaria


½ Thaler, Hesse-Cassel


1 Heller, Further Austria


And others will need to take over!

Something I HAD to post:



Russia 1788 MM 5 kopeks overstruck in 1762 10 kopeks.

1787 FUGIO CENT (Pointed rays) (Cinquefoils, States United). Note to self - take a better pic of this coin.

1786 2 reale, in pretty rough shape.

1785 Thaler

Wow... Quite a speed at the moment in here. Beautiful coins. My next one is around the time of Justinian, so I can relax and enjoy the show.

By the way... should we reach a time where years are not determinable, what do we do? Separate in decades? Or halfs of centuries?

Somehow I don't think we will get past the early 1700's or late 1600's, even then dates are wishywashy.

Well, you're right. Let's solve this when we reach it.

Beautiful photograph of the last coin you presented by the way, Vfox.

Thanks very much Graikos, it's still a little blurry, but I took the photo when I first started using my fiancee's digital, so this was actually one of the better photos I took early on. Lately though, I've always been in a rush for some reason or another, so my quality is slipping in both color correction and picture quality. A good example is the 2 mark in my omnicoin I added a few weeks ago, it's a sharp coin, and silvery-white, but the photo is yellowed and blurry. I'll be sure to re-image at least that one eventually, I really like that coin.

So back to the topic at hand, 1784 anyone? I have a 1780 austrian bullion thaler for that date if I'm allowed to display it, lol. My guess it was minted pretty recently though, somewhat PL.

I am a bit of a noob around here. Is this thread open to all-comers? I missed out on 1787 and will have to wait for 1773 to be able to contribute something if I am allowed...
Martin

Anyone and everyone is welcome to contribute to this, and all threads. (Except the sell/buy threads, those are after 30 days 30 posts or something of the sort, read the FAQ )

I'm done contributing until we hit 1699 (unless you can include currency)!

Next ones I have in the 1700's is 1772, 1765, 1762, 1740. Then just a couple 1600's 1696 and 1661

I've got a 1751 and a couple of awful pieces from 1781 and 1782.

I think we should include currency at times like this.

I got a bunch from the 1770's because of those wonderfully worn half pennies, but little else......1784 anyone?!?!!

God, I wish I had something (A nice, big, worn hunka copper! ) that old!

same ^_^ ahhhh

Need to wait some until Ian makes it around he has a couple from 1784. (Did a search on omni. ) Looks like there is three pages of coins from 1780 to 1784. With a ton of the Maria Theresa thaler restrikes. And a few original 1780 coins.

Currency counts! The original premise was 'anything numismatic' as long as it's in your possession...

haha im way behind in years!!! the oldest i have is and 1846 copper!!!

i have 1 chinese in the 1736-1790 range so i have heard hmm if we r stuck anywhere in that period ill keep it in ^_^

My collection of French coins and jetons starts from c. 1550. I should be able to fill in a number of dates in the 17th century --as soon as I get them all photographed! If Ian is watching this thread he could probably do most dates all by himself.

1784 anyone?? Can't stop here!

Are we really dead here? Stymied by the year 1784??????????????

i wish i had something that old!

1784 !!!!!

I think we may have found our answer, 1784 is as far back as we can go without missing a year. If we continue with decades though, I bet we can get MUCH farther!

I thought for a minute that i might have had a 1784, but alas it's 1783.

ADDDD NOTES!

Ian where are you? Help us out Bud.

Bump.

1784, eh? It isn't in the best of conditions, but it's 1784.

YAY!!! At last!!!!