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Valued Member
Sweden
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Hello there! Since these coins have either a language I can't recognize, or no legends, I can't ID them. So I'd like some help.. at least which countries, then I guess I can find them for myself if you don't know the exact ID. 1st   Really weird language in my opinion. ______________ 2nd   Arabic coin I'd guess.. ________________ 3rd   This reminds me of some European country.. ________________ 4th   ________________ 5th   This last is Indian, correct? However it is more likely a token of some sort? ________________ Thanks for any help! Identified - moved to World Coins forum - Sap |
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Rest in Peace
 United States
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Not near my references at the moment, but no. 3 is Austrian Empire, no. 4 is Etheopia and number 5 is Ottoman Turkey I think. No 1 and 2 aren't showing up on my sceen, but problem is probably at my end.
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Rest in Peace
United States
1380 Posts |
Not near my references at the moment, but no. 3 is Austrian Empire, no. 4 is Etheopia and number 5 is Ottoman Turkey I think. No 1 and 2 aren't showing up on my sceen, but problem is probably at my end.
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Valued Member
Croatia (Locally: Hrvatska)
342 Posts |
Hello
1 Thailand coin
2 Bomby presidency - PEI 1833/AH1248
3 Austria - 2 Hellera 1903
4 Ethiopian - Cent
5 Turky - HAYRIYE ALTIN AH1223/21
I hope I helped a little and leave one more qualified to respond to the end.
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Rest in Peace
United States
1380 Posts |
Half of the second coin showed up, it is Zanzibar.
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Valued Member
 Sweden
159 Posts |
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Valued Member
Sweden
159 Posts |
I'm quite sure it says 1813 on the second coin, but it must be a Bombay Presidency. However I can't find any PIE from 1813. It definately is 181, the last could be, 5, 3, 8.. hmm
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Valued Member
Sweden
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The HAYRIYE ALTIN AH1223/21, isn't that in gold?
Mine is not gold. More like silver, can't find any silverversion in my Krause..
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Valued Member
Croatia (Locally: Hrvatska)
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Bombay PresidencyINDIA-BRITISH, - Krause -KM# 261
That this is a golden now I do not know whether it is your replica or something else.
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Valued Member
Sweden
159 Posts |
Yes, KM#261, but shouldn't it say 1833 on the coin on the obverse then? Under the coat of arms?
Well, says Gold in the Krause, and when googleing, I only find Gold-versions. My version is thin thin thin, as a paper.
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Valued Member
Croatia (Locally: Hrvatska)
342 Posts |
Obverse:coat of arms.
But in your photo numbers are not visible on OBV.
Reverse: AH1248
As far as the Turkish coin maybe someone will know more about what it could be.
Turkey coins that I own from that time are all thin.
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Pillar of the Community
Thailand
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First one is indeed Thailand. It's 1 Baht dated BE2505(1962). They were minted between 1962 and 1982 all with the one date.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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#1. What thai-vic said Quote:
Thailand. It's 1 Baht dated BE2505(1962). They were minted between 1962 and 1982 all with the one date. #2. What nikola said, I pie AH 1248 (1833) Quote:
Bombay PresidencyINDIA-BRITISH, - Krause -KM# 261 #3. What a few of you said, 2 heller of Austria #4 Ethiopia, dated EE 1936 (1944), in fact were minted from 1944 to 1966 (or in some case 1975). The denomination depends on the size, 16 mm - cent, 19 mm. - 5 cents, 23 mm. - 10 cents, 26 mm. - 25 cents (all same design). #5. Most likely replica Ottoman coin, often found holed for belly dancing costumes. Edited by svslav
12/20/2010 5:25 pm
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Valued Member
Sweden
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I know that the date can't be seen in the pictures, however in the right lightning when I tilt the coin it really looks like 1813. Must've been worned that way I guess.
Well if there were only golden versions that were minted, I suppose it's a replica as you say. Thanks svslav!
Thanks everyone!
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Pillar of the Community
Belgium
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The date on the Bombay Presidency 1 pie is definetely 1833. The date can be worn off, but on the other side, under the scales, the Arab date is clear: 1248 AH, which corresponds with 1833 AD
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