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Nobody has brought up the 1908-1922 Italian 20 Cent? KM#44 Definitely one of my favorites!  photograph from NGC world price guide. Edited by matttheriley
12/27/2017 7:35 pm
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jbuck, triggersmob, Don't make me tell Coinfrog that you guys have an issue with his $10 Indian Head Gold Eagle.  Edited by USSID18
12/27/2017 8:14 pm
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 United States
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Matttheriley,
You are right about the Italian 20 Centisimi. These are also quite hard to find in mint state.
Paul Bulgerin
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Nobody has brought up the 1908-1922 Italian 20 Cent? KM#44 Definitely one of my favorites! Cannot argue with that one, either.  Quote:
jbuck, triggersmob, Don't make me tell Coinfrog that you guys have an issue with his $10 Indian Head Gold Eagle. I thought you were incapable of fibbing?  |
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Australia
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New Zealand 2 cent (1967-1987)
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New Zealand 2 cent (1967-1987) Do you have one? Picture?  |
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United States
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You are right about the Italian 20 Centisimi. These are also quite hard to find in mint state.  that these Italians are in the top tier of eye appeal.  However, it's not really fair to compare base metal to gold or silver when determining overall attractiveness. Nor even one type of base metal to another. Better that each be judged within the confines of its own category, and perhaps even within specific grades. Here is a perfect example of a coin that looks dull and uninspiring in well circulated condition, but in toned MS, it is an eye catching blaze of bronze glory:   |
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United States
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That is one beautiful Mexican coin- toned like a sunset, just like in the vignette! There must be some commonality in this beauty business because I also would go with the WL half as tops. I always liked (and still do) the simplicity of the IHC, although "beautiful" might be a stretch.  |
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Canada
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This is one of my most beautiful coins. It embodies Canada, and our history. Simple design that is timeless.  |
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This is one of my most beautiful coins.
It embodies Canada, and our history.
Simple design that is timeless.  |
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United States
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I've really come to enjoy the design of the 3-cent nickel coin. I bought one for my type set that arrived last Monday and the obverse image is quite beautiful.
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Canada
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I like the representation of this coin ...   |
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I like the representation of this coin ... So do I. The symbolism is lovely. For me, though, the St. Gaudens $20 Gold Double Eagle is the most beautiful, hands down.  |
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Canada
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Am I the only one who noticed that so many of the most beautiful coins posted have women on them? All of them attractive, some with wings?
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I like the representation of this coin ... So do I. |
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