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from MM i have 1767, 1768, 1788, 1789 and missing 1795; i like my 1768 MM !

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very nice one Sigi, is the one you had before for sale now?

i like this website as it is; once you posted an idea about your new web I thought you will be moving over there with your testing trials, and new participants.. and forum there..

thank you for your prompt respond

it is up to admin - but i consider above and other links related to creating and testing such database as an attempt to take our members and readers to that side and its forum; it is an easy way to bring such people over there; there are others legal ways to advertise, test and promote your new data base side; again, it is up to admin

ebay coin looks original to me

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it does not look 9 to me, but there is something

no time at all, you right too also no catalogs easy availabe to buy as well fifteen years ago and more - was plenty of them

also, back to a phrase just for beginners - there missing so much i cannt even start counting lets name some: duplicates of hermitage 1919 (avail on staraya-moneta btw) tolstoy klingert 1910 unnamed by Egger kube multiples

i meant that it is too far its completeness; in my opinion, there are five large groups for such catalogs 1.foreign pre-1917 2.russian pre-1917 3.foreign 1917- 1941 4.russian 1927-1934 5.world and russian 1941-2012 most easy obtainable groups are 3 & 5

in my situation i thought that a seller assumed that buying the whole auction from me is the right to have its picture included btw i did not mind

there is one as R3

seller clames 100% authentic - i was wondering where - in his country?

i can see SPB letters from barok kopek important is its edge - which one your piece have

i cannot focus if this info ever available in literature however i would start review theauction sales which have them there some of them list its weight

besides all technologies as i know one buyer bought from me a dozen of modern quarters with little error on it and then relisted them there with my pictures; i did not sell the pictures, but the auction with quartes, lol

i just realized why they (Heidenberg) put those sales on line - no one can bother them anymore to make some pages copies, to find out how was particular lot sold, make a pic of plates, etc. ( as they have a nice and large library ) i would agree with mr Kolbe on his statement, yes prices can drop down; but also I would add, it depends how far those firm go with publishing theses sales on line so far - its selection is very raw - just for beginners and to kick off folks with their inquiries

yes its seems to me that the second seller took the photo from the first one original. may be not able to photograph his suspecios piece as the first one from chicago

waiting inpatiently for its photo, gxseries

as i know most of them are forgeries

i added london sale 75 by baldwin - some can find intersing coins

I always like this series but never had them, by now they are little expensive btw, coming WAG auction has very nice selection of a abazi - more than a dozen different years

thank you, i believe i won from there 2 lots