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5 marks Hindenburg: medal or what?
ccg replied to luke_idk's topic in Exonumia (Tokens, Medals, etc) Forums
Perhaps a toy / miniature coin. -
I have encountered dragon dollars that were about 1/2 gram overweight. Haven't yet gotten to weigh any Sze. Han dollars.
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Thanks for sharing! First time I've seen a gold yen
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The big question is whether the piece is mint or near-mint, or if it's well circulated. In the latter case, a color difference could be from the alloy, or from some sort of chemical treatment / damage, and so there likely wouldn't be a premium, if at all. In the former example, there would likely be some value, but this seems to be a somewhat obscure item, so putting a value may be a bit difficult.
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Appears okay.
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Maybe I'm in the wrong part of the world, but the only coins I get offered at pawn shops tend to be mis-identified, overgraded, and/or overpriced Flea markets for me have been mostly stuff that was spot-on, or on the high side.
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A pair of Hawaii Volcano quarters. They're kind of neat.
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Their website is www.money.org
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Contact the ANA - they can likely supply you with a list of member dealers in your area.
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A die rotation on any 1967 coin would be an error (except for the dollars and halves, which are suspect)
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The Burgundian Parliament at Dijon
ccg replied to Ian's topic in Exonumia (Tokens, Medals, etc) Forums
Wow -a very nice and historical piece! -
Do you have a scale to weigh it with? The metal looks a bit odd, though that may be the lighting
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Were they uniface due to a intention to have them mounted onto something?
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Interesting variation on the usual coin boxes!
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Taiwan 1 yuan, 70th year of the Republic (1981)
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Love the QE
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Here's mine. First difference I spot is difference in size of the os in CENTos and Dos
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Welcome!
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Welcome!
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I've seen cents and nickels, but that's the first dime I've seen for the Columbian!
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All I can say it that it looks a bit crude, especially the rim.
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Try calling if you're not getting an email response and want to discuss first. Auction houses generally post their conditions and terms, and it's not unusual for a consignor to send items with a packing slip, any instructions they may have (e.g. reserve) and contact info.
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Welcome. I responded in your other thread.
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That appears to be Trajan.
