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A prooflike 2017 Denmark 5 kroner (part of a recent trade with molydeii):
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1920 A/1338 Tunisia
25 Centimes - Muhammad V

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1954 Greece.
10 Lepta - Paul I and Constantine II.
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1937 British West Africa.
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Okay... so I added a non center holed coin... honestly, I prepped the photos prior to recognizing that the post was for center holes.

When I think of holes, the Canadian '39 is most depressing and, of course, sharable, because, well, who doesn't like it when misery is shared!?

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Nice examples!

The non-center hole dollar is just a bonus.
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@dant5150: Yes, it's unfortunate that the silver dollar was holed, but recall that it was issued as a circulation commemorative coin to celebrate the Royal Visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to Canada.

The coin was meant to be a souvenir, so it's not too surprising that you found an example that had been holed for use as a watch fob, an ornament for a key ring, a charm for a necklace or some other type of ornamental device. (I think its too big for practical use as a bracelet charm.)

Thanks for sharing your coins!


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