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Please Help Identify This Coin. | Belgium 2 Centimes

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 Posted 03/12/2008  12:54 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add akglen to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Hi,

I got this coin mixed in with others. I'm sorry to say that unless I've used a counties coins to buy beer there's no way I would recognize it.

Please-Help-Identify-This-Coin.-|-Belgium-2-Centimes

Please-Help-Identify-This-Coin.-|-Belgium-2-Centimes

Thanks,
Glen
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Unless I'm mistaken, it is an 1870 Belgium 2 centimes coin.

Not too sure about value, but a nice find nonetheless!
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And the reverse says "Leopold II King of Belgium"--but of course you knew that!
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You probably could have bought a beer for 2 cents in 1870. According to Krause the value is 25 cents in F and $1 in VF.
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Any idea of the grade? I only ask because if it's not a high enough grade then the value has not even kept up with inflation over the years.
Only kidding! I appreciate all the help and am pleasantly surprised by how quickly you recognize the coin.

Glen
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