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Belgian 5 Centimes, 1914. Pre-war type holed copper nickel. Legend in Dutch. This got to be more familiar during the reign of King Albert. The monogram A in art nouveau style on the obverse, refers to the monarch.   Edited by Gwyde
05/20/2017 08:17 am
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Australia
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2 slightly different (both very worn) Australian Florins, 2nd has a 'H' Mint Mark under the date. 2 Sh 1914 Australia 2 Shilling 1914  2 Sh 1914H Australia 2 Shilling 1914H  life is a mystery to be lived not a problem to be solved
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Ok, because I'm not a foreign coin collector I'll send up my US 1914s Very nice!  |
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I just looked back through the thread and realized I never posted this since I had acquired it after the thread originally started. 1914-D Buffalo nickel |
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Australia
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Very nice jbuck! life is a mystery to be lived not a problem to be solved
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Canada
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I just looked back through the thread and realized I never posted this since I had acquired it after the thread originally started. thanks for your contribution |
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Canada
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1914 Canada one cent.   |
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Australia
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2 slightly different Australian Halfpennies, 2nd has a 'H' Mint Mark above the date. Australia Halfpenny 1914  Australia Halfpenny 1914H  life is a mystery to be lived not a problem to be solved
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Quote:Very nice jbuck! Quote:thanks for your contribution Thank you and no problem. Perhaps some day I will have another 1914-D to add, one of the Lincoln variety.  |
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Australia
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A couple more Aussie coins from 1914. Australia 1d 1914 #23 Bz 1911-36  Australia 3d 1914 #24 Ag .925 1911-36  life is a mystery to be lived not a problem to be solved
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Very nice! |
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United States
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1914 Canadian Large Cent:   |
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Australia
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Australia 6d 1914 #25 Ag .925 1911-36 (A bit beat up)  Australia 1 Shilling 1914 #26 Ag .925 1911-36  life is a mystery to be lived not a problem to be solved
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1914 Canada one cent. Quote:
1914 Canadian Large Cent: I'd remark that within this subtype (1912 thriough 1920) the 1914 is the toughest to find in any sort of higher grade. While several have already been posted here (including by myself on page 3 of this thread), I continue to be able to pluck these out of coin shop "junk" bins. Here's the nicest example I've found to date, especially attractive for exhibiting traces of its original luster:   Dorado - Your specimen seems to have a tremendous degree of detail extant, but its hue and surfaces both seem a bit, well, off. Does it in hand really look that "gold" or is that merely an artifact of the photography? Colligo ergo sum
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05/24/2017 8:27 pm
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