Posted 08/15/2020 7:56 pm
It's weird because all the Ferdinand VII coins I find have that Spanish coat of arms on the other side of the coin with the legend that reads Ferdin VII opposite side.
Of course it makes no sense that a Mercury dime could be mistakenly struck by a die from the early 1800's. Perhaps somebody was trying out making fake reales using a Mercury dime as a planchet and failed miserably.
Too bad they used a 1916 D to try it.
Of course it makes no sense that a Mercury dime could be mistakenly struck by a die from the early 1800's. Perhaps somebody was trying out making fake reales using a Mercury dime as a planchet and failed miserably.
Too bad they used a 1916 D to try it.
Edited by TNG
08/15/2020 7:58 pm
08/15/2020 7:58 pm
