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2014-P PCGS MS69 Austraila Silver 1 dollar
showmetheBUcoins! replied to Corina's topic in World Coin Forum
The Perth mint strikes zodiac-themed bullion yearly doesn't it? Pretty sure i've seen several other animals featured -
One man's trash really is another man's treasure
showmetheBUcoins! replied to Xstatic13's topic in Banknote Forum
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silver gaming tokens
showmetheBUcoins! replied to Ian's topic in Exonumia (Tokens, Medals, etc) Forums
love these jetons, i have one myself but i doubt it's a gaming token even though it is silver and octagonal. Do these turn up with lustre at all? -
nice, you've got close to a dollar's worth there!
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i've heard of milk spots developing on canadian maples and its strange how modern bullion coins seem to tone so readily. Hope you didn't pay a hefty premium for them!
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lovely coin! There were some 1971s and 1976s on auction just days ago too. PF69's as well
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nice find!
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i find that the easiest way to appreciate coins is to single out the lustrous ones, which for copper means those with any gleaming red or even orange color. Perhaps also sort them out by date in ascending order? It will then get a little more complex when you find out which ones are key dates, those with especially low mintage figures. The pennies were made in either philadelphia, denver or san fran and this will be easily identified by the absence of any mintmark( found right below the year), or the presence of a D or S mintmark. Then it gets even more technical when you get to errors, which
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Amazing! Despite their age your coins appear to have escaped the ravages of time!
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Here's mine, a lovely gem this one!
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Collecting Coins of Queen Elizabeth II
showmetheBUcoins! replied to Johnny 1989's topic in British Commonwealth
nice lot! looking for the 1956 cent myself actually but i don't find them in UNC often -
does it happen often that Elizabethan coins turn up in detector finds? What a treasure trove the UK must be! I have several hammered coinage that supposedly had been turned up from such finds.