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Nice example!  |
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Australia
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hadn't noticed the difference between the open 9's before.. Are they listed on Numista that way too? No. Numista only mentions open and closed 9. No mention of thick and thin 5s either. |
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Australia
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1995 Argentina 1 peso 4 coins, same but different:  Can you spot the differences? |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Nice examples, MachinMachinMan.
Errers and Varietys.
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 Australia
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Looks like I have missed seeing a few entries here. Nice additions guys.
MMM, I see the C & G spelling error and also some differences in font size.
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Australia
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I see the C & G spelling error and also some differences in font size Yes the bottom two were minted at The Royal Mint (left PROVIN CIAS, right PROVIN GIAS) Top left minted in South Korea, top right minted in Paris. Each mint has a different mark (above the date) and uses a different font. The sun faces are different too. The one on the Paris coin is quite comical... |
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The one on the Paris coin is quite comical... Haha, yes, I see what you mean. |
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United States
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I noticed the face difference, but missed the spelling.
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Interesting examples! |
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Sweden
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Nice examples Machin The 1940 2 kronor was minted with a ovale 0 and a round 0 in 1940, as a bonus I also add the known error with overstrike 4.    |
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The 1940 2 kronor was minted with a ovale 0 and a round 0 in 1940, as a bonus I also add the known error with overstrike 4. Very nice! |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Nice example, Moniker. Errers and Varietys.
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Australia
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Nice example Moniker.
There seems to be a lot of examples from Sweden with slightly different numbers,
long and short 6 or 9, open and closed 4 or plain or serif 4 for example.
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United States
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Most excellent Moniker! Something to keep an eye out for  |
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Sweden
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thank you EV JB Triggers and Dearborn
Yes triggers there are a few, the 1939 2krona has different Gs for example
i saw you öre and 10 öre that showcases that.
The fontmaker must have had a disturbance in the force...
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