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Hey All! Lookin for KM#'s and possible prices for these 3 Germany: Saxony 1 Heller 1780C in F Germany: Brunswick-Luneburg 1 Pfenning 1782 in F+ Germany: Augsburg 1 Pfenning 1786 in F- Thanks!  |
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Pillar of the Community
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1) Km# 1002.1 also known as C90.1
$2.50 in Fine
2) ? .. the best I can figure out is it is Brunswick-Luneburg-Calenberg-Hannover KM# 330.2 lists 1780,1781,1783,1784,1785, all CES but no 1782 all $10.00 in fine.
3)1786 = KM# 189 $3.00 in Fine
all info is from "standard Catalogue of German Coins 1601-Present 2nd Edition By Kraus
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Pillar of the Community
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Can you get me a pick of # 2
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Pillar of the Community
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now there is a MarienGroshen mentioned which would be Km #345 for #2.
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Pillar of the Community
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Actually I think I did find it one Colum over
2) is Brunswick-Luneburg-Calenberg-Hannover KM #380 listed
in 2 Varations
a)1782 IWS
b)1782 C
both are $4.00 in Fine
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Valued Member
United States
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Germany: Saxony 1 Heller 1780C in F = C# 90 $1.50 American
Germany: Brunswick-Luneburg 1 Pfenning 1782 in F+ = Brunswick-Luneburg Celle or Brunswick-Luneburg Calenberg- Hannover? 1782 IWS = KM# 360, $7.00
Germany: Augsburg 1 Pfenning 1786 in F- = KM# 189, $6.00
Info courtesy of:
Standard Catalog of World Coins 1701-1800, 1st. Edition.
That is the latest one I have at the moment. The new one comes out in Dec.
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Thanks for the info guys! I got all 3 of these for around $7 total I wish I could get me a 1700's book but they are so bloody expensive!    |
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Valued Member
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Believe me, I know they are expensive. Fortunately, my wife does not complain when I buy coins and such, it keeps me distracted from what she spends on clothes and shoes. I pre-ordered the new 1701-1800 Krause coming out in Dec. and bought the 5th ed. of the 1801-1900 this month, so that's either good news or very bad news depending on how you look at it.
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Pillar of the Community
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In June(@ Baltimore show) I picked up 35th ed 1901-2000, 5th ed 1801-1900 and the 13th ed of Paper money modern issue. And then yesterday on Amazon I ordered the 11th ed of paper money general issue, 2nd ed of 2001-date and the 10th ed of paper money specialized issues for $14.85. I had some Amazon gift cert from taking surveys online:) |
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Posted 08/15/2007 7:56 pm
