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Belg_jos: The Errorcollector from Belgium


belg_jos

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Nice coin. I love looking at errors.

 

 

Well, here are the highlights of my collection so far.

 

All from Belgium, during the period that they are a kingdom (since 1830, in coinage since 1832)

 

 

 

Offcenters

 

 

25 Centimes 1970 French Legends - Offcenter + Clipped Planchet

 

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50 Centimes 1958 Dutch Legends - Offcenter with high rim

 

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1 Franc 1975 French Legends - Offcenter

 

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50 Francs 1990 French Legends - Offcenter

 

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Strange ones

 

 

5 Francs 1975 Dutch Legends - Struck on 1 Franc planchet & Offcenter

 

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50 Francs 1992 Dutch Legends - Doublestruck in collar

 

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25 Centimes 1922 Dutch Legends - Centerhole Punched Offcenter

 

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Forgeries

 

 

2 Francs 1909 French Legends - Forgery (normally Silver coin)

 

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100 Francs 1951 Dutch Legends - Forgery (normally Silver coin)

 

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5 Francs 1873 - Forgery (normally Silver coin) & Cut (taken out of circulation, discovered by the authorities)

 

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Enjoy!!!

 

 

 

And if anyone should have a coin that fits in this collection, please let me know!

 

 

Jos from Belgium

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Well, this is one of my greatest additions to my collection.

 

This is a 1 frank coin from 1955, Flemish version (Dutch, KM # 143.1). Normally is this coin in coppernickel, but it has been struck on a copper planchet of the 50 centimes coin (type Minor, KM # 148).

 

 

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If anybody has something similar for sale/trade, let me know.

 

 

Jos

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You have some amazing errors. The color on the above coin is very pleasing to the eye, I bet even more so in person.

 

I find the 1922 Dutch Legends coin to be especially cool.

 

Yes, it is a really great coin. I paid a lot for it, but I simply had to have it (sometimes you have that feeling ;) )

In errors it's even more difficult to let something escape. All I encounter, I end up buying...

 

I've scanned two other off center punched centerholes for you. (but also for everybody else :ninja: )

 

5 centimes 1910 Dutch legends (coppernickel):

 

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25 centimes 1946 French/Dutch legends (Zinc):

 

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The 5 centimes is also one of my favorites, because of the floating piece of metal. Really nice ;)

 

Thanks for your comment

 

Regards

 

Jos

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Here are my latest additions:

 

25 Centimes 1974 - Dutch Legends - Off Center Strike

 

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5 Francs 1943 - French Legends - Doublestrike

(not sure if it's genuine, see this thread= http://www.coinpeople.com/index.php?showtopic=13773)

 

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5 Francs 1966 - French Legends - Off Center Strike

 

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The hunt goes on! :ninja:

 

Regards

 

Jos

 

PS: Also check out my new website: www.belgium-errorcoins.tk

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Great site! I have to say the copper die breaks were my favorite.

 

 

I have replaced all the pictures from Omnicoin by my own. So the die breaks should be even clearer :ninja:

 

The big copper ones (5 centimes) aren't that easy to find. They are much easier and common on the coppernickel coins.

 

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Regards

 

Jos

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Since my time at CP, I've seen a bunch of coins with diebreaks running tangentially through legends. I'd love to know the premium of one of those and find one for myself.

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