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Interesting, but I agree, pictures or it does not exist.  |
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And if it isn't hammered or struck, is it even a coin? Well, it could be cast. |
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I own a couple 2mm coins, but I'd need to see photos before I believe that a 0.44mm coin exists. A 0.44 mm coin would need a 20X (or more) microscope objective to get a decent whole-coin image on a APS-size sensor. The stack increment would probably be just 1 micron. It would be interesting to see a sharp image of one of these coins. |
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I don't have anything left to post at under 10mm, but here's a 12mm coin: Kingdom of Great Britain -- 1 penny, 1800:   |
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I don't have anything left to post at under 10mm, but here's a 12mm coin: Kingdom of Great Britain -- 1 penny, 1800: Very nice!  |
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1948 Netherlands. 1 cent.   |
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1948 Netherlands. 1 cent. Nice example! |
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Won an auction with 40 coins in it last year and was surprised to find an 1822 1d and an 1822 2d Maundy money. Also 2 Annas.   Edited by bandsdean
05/06/2019 3:17 pm
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Won an auction with 40 coins in it last year and was surprised to find an 1822 1d and an 1822 2d Maundy money. Also 2 Annas. Very nice! |
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A seller from Hungary added this tiny little cash coin (?) to my order as a gift. I have not got a clue what it is.  Paul Bulgerin
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A seller from Hungary added this tiny little cash coin (?) to my order as a gift. Very nice! |
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Indian states Kingdom of Travencore. Moolam Thirunal Rama Varma VI.(1885-1895) 1 Cash..Copper..7.60mm diameter Obverse..Sri Krishna holding balls of butter in both hands Reverse..Sudarsana chuckram (six pointed star) within a circle of dots - KM#34.1 - two dot body   |
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Indian states Kingdom of Travencore.
Moolam Thirunal Rama Varma VI.(1885-1895)
1 Cash..Copper..7.60mm diameter Very nice! |
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Nice one Paul - even smaller than the later struck cash coins!
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Livonian Order / Riga -- 1schilling, 1539:   Diameter = 17mm Edited by pepactonius
05/09/2019 3:54 pm
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