A 2nd 5kop1766CM from the Aalborg Collection - last one to be presented

[sigistenz]

Hi, this is the last Aalborg CM 5 kopeck, would gxseries check again whether it is an overstrike or not? And would it be possible to mark the features for our better understanding? Thank you, Sigi

By sigistenz

By sigistenz

This coin was auctioned by Thomas Høiland, Copenhagen

[sigistenz]

Dear Hisa (gxseries), maybe my last posting escaped your attention -

this is the last of the 6 Aalborg collection CM 5 kopecks. Is it an overstrike, too? Thank you, Sigi

[gxseries]

Yes, I forgot to review this last coin. This coin also is an overstruck under my eyes. No rotation in this coin. Seems quite intentionally positioned as most of the overstruck I viewed rarely deviated from this spot, assuming if I'm not under some spell

 

In the reverse picture, this also shows a pattern of stars which is viewable, let's start from the tip of the scepter, right above the left banner, at the letter "PY"tb. If you look carefully of the monogram, in particular the II, the RIGHT side of the II, there should be a digit 6 hidden there.

[sigistenz]

Yes, I forgot to review this last coin. This coin also is an overstruck under my eyes. No rotation in this coin. Seems quite intentionally positioned as most of the overstruck I viewed rarely deviated from this spot, assuming if I'm not under some spell

 

In the reverse picture, this also shows a pattern of stars which is viewable, let's start from the tip of the scepter, right above the left banner, at the letter "PY"tb. If you look carefully of the monogram, in particular the II, the RIGHT side of the II, there should be a digit 6 hidden there.

I think I see now the 6 (of the undercoin's 1762 date). But what follows the 6 is not the 2 but something like another 6???