extrafine

First day issue sounds good. I looked around in the net and mayby there is no specific english term for it. I only found gradings like MS-xx or GEM UNC concerning the condition of an UNC coin but not the way it was produced or handled. In Germany there is also the term "handgehoben" - that means that the coin was taken away from the dies by hand with gloves. This gives potentially a coin with MS-70. If you hit such a coin with a hammer, it is still "handgehoben" but no MS-70 anymore.

Hello,

I'd like to know the realistic value for a Canadian coin set from 1984.

It is a special set with *first and best coins struck from a pair of dies".

By the way, can someone tell me please the english term for such coins - in Germany it's called

"Erstabschlag" but could not find a translation yet.

Thanks Toni

Hello,

I got 2 billon coins 0,8g probably German State

and one completely no idea... fake?

Thank you for your suggestions

Toni

Can you help me please with this coin?

diameter: 25mm

weight: 5.1g

It came with a lot of spanish coins.

that's the coin constanius - many thanks

Thanks DreamFLight911, great job

Can someone tell me more about this copper coins from India?

Thanks Toni

Thanks a lot, I knew it had to be a 20 Para from Turkey, but didn't consider it could be a token.

Dear collectors,

got this coin:

1.7 g, 19 mm

Thanks Toni

OK Thank you for your opinion. This corresponds with my assumption.

Good day everybody,

Has anybody an idea?

weight 17.3g

diameter 30mm

not magnetic

Thanks Toni

...or manipulated later? What do you think?

It's an 1 Euro Cent coin.

Thanks Tony

All I can say it that it looks a bit crude, especially the rim.

It is a little off center and has a "step" beside the rim.

I'm quite sure that it is no silver.

Hello,

I got this coin?

weight 2.2g

diameter 18mm

edge reeded

looks like silver coin Argentina 10 c 1883 km#26, but it's definitively no silver -

seems to be copper or brass.

Could it be a fake, specimen or what?

Thanks for your opinions

Tony

Yes, thats the coin, thanks!

The year is (15)70

Hello everybody,

got this coin:

copper

2.0 g

20 mm

crowned eagle two heads

on the other side I think it's a bear

I can read for sure: GLORIA UNI

Thanks Tony

Hi,

I found this nice error coin in a lot.

Is there a special term for this kind of error?

Did the dies rotate or the planchet?

Is this a common error for multi-sided coins?

Thank you

Toni

here is the requested additional information:

weihgt is 1.90 g, think it's copper

diameter 19 mm

thanks, Toni

somebody help me please.

thanks Toni