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Pillar of the Community
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Yes, these monarchs remind me of dudes in the hair and spandex rock bands of the eighties.
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1703 Charles XII of Sweden 2 Mark.   A dealer told me that the greenish colored areas are likely due to PVC slime and that I should clean it off. As you can see I have not tried to clean it. What say ye? |
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Bedrock of the Community
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I would try an acetone soak...nice coin! Compare the hair/face between the 05/03 Did they engrave each portrait on each die? Did you notice on the date of your 1705, there appears to be remnant of the 5/3. I see that Krause lists a 1705/03  |
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I have several different years of Charles XII 2 mark pieces.
Each portrait is a little different.
I will wait for your 1702 before I post again.
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Pillar of the Community
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While we are still on 1703, here is some more Spanish silver...   |
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Here's the 1707 coin I mentioned earlier...  It's a Russian kopek, not unlike the one just recently posted in this thread. The date is written in Cyrillic numerals: 1000x1 700 7, or 1707. Now, moving the thread on... 1702 - Bavaria 3 groschen:  Don't say "infinitely" when you mean "very"; otherwise, you'll have no word left when you want to talk about something really infinite. - C. S. Lewis
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It's nice to see this thread in <backward> motion once again ! Here's another 1702.It's a silver 1/12 thaler, 25mm, but I'm uncertain of its detailed identity; appears German. I don't have a Krause catalog for the 18th. century.   |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Finally, I can post my coin from 1702--one of my all-time favorites!  Another "big hair" coin like the Bayern 3 Gr.  This is a Denmark 8 Skilling of Frederik IV. The mint mark dividing the date stands for Holstein-Glückstadt, an area ruled by Denmark at the time. Holstein became a member of the German Confederation in 1815 and fell to Prussia in the Prussian-Danish War of 1864.  |
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Wow nice coins. What does a coin like that go for DVCollector?
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Yay! Finally. :D While not as -clearly- dated as machine minted coins, this little half reale of Carlos II has enough of a date on it to qualify. It was minted at Potosi in Bolivia, in 1701 (the 01 being visible beneath the monarch's monogram). This is a posthumous issue, as Carlos II passed in 1700.  |
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Not nearly as nice as the ones above but thought I would participate.    A 1700 Church Token from St. Chapelle church in Paris. |
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1699 Sweden 5 ore   |
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Rolhalo, thanks...I haven't determined a value; it was a gift. Now we're zooming along again! I guess people should get a couple days to post coins from 1702-1699? Edited by DVCollector
10/25/2011 10:11 pm
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Whoa, don't change centuries without seeing this wildman coin! Formerly a piece of jewelry..   |
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