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2008 Canada 2 dollars.   |
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Some euros Slovenia 2€ CC 2014 with die chip on scepter:  Germany 1€ with die chip on right shoulder:  San Marino 2€ CC 2015:  Slovenia 2€ TOR CC 2007:  Edited by Dagaz
06/15/2017 1:51 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
Canada
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1996 Canada 2 dollars.   |
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Portugal 1998 200 escudos:  
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Bedrock of the Community
Canada
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2002 Italy 1 Euro 1st map.   |
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Bedrock of the Community
Canada
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2007 Luxembourg 2 euro Traite de Rome. 50 ans.   |
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Ireland
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there are and will be a lot of €1 and €2 coins in this thread as they are bi-metal so here is an ugly scan of the 4 commemorative €2 irish coins  |
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Nice additions to the thread.  |
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Ireland
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yes I dont like scans, its night time
here at the moment so the camera phone
under artifical light doesn't work too well, my one anyway!
The lustre of these coins under normal viewing is really good
if I get a chance over the weekend I would love to edit the post with updated images.
Edited by 2taol
07/12/2017 6:50 pm
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2002 Austria 2 € (euro)   |
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United Kingdom
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I'm a fan of world bimetallic coins and have a small collection of these as a side line. This first one I like because it's not immediately obvious it's a bimetallic and never seen any others with a similar metal combination. This one from Algeria is Aluminium-magnesium center in Stainless Steel ring Algeria 10 Dinars AH1434/2013 KM124  |
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Cool coin, it took me a few seconds to realize that it was, in fact, bimetallic.
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This first one I like because it's not immediately obvious it's a bimetallic and never seen any others with a similar metal combination. This one from Algeria is Aluminium-magnesium center in Stainless Steel ring That is really cool.
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Ireland
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yes me too, thats different.
Aluminium-magnesium center in Stainless Steel,
would the centre wear more than the outer?
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would the centre wear more than the outer? It should, since aluminium is generally softer than steel, which is quite hard compared to most coin metals. Indeed a very neat coin, I really want one of these!
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