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1872 Y.J. República Peruana.
Un sol ,Lima
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Nice French. Haven't worked back that far. Yet.
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What a difference 25 years makes in the look and complexity of the last two pieces you've posted!
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What a difference 25 years makes in the look and complexity of the last two pieces you've posted!

Are you referring to those two french coins?
A : L'an 7A (1798-1799) Republique Française
Un centime.
B: 1850 A Republique Française
Un centime.
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3 Mark - Wilhelm II
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Very nice!
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Canada Montreal Olympics 1976
10 dollar silver Women's shot put 1975.
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A couple of pieces I picked up at my LCS last weekend.

Barbados 1980 25 Dollars
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Iceland 1974 500 Kronur
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2012 Limited Edition
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Celebrating the 100th Grey Cup.
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The Iceland is so beautiful in its simplicity of design
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@Dorado

I was actually comparing

1850 A Republique Française
Un centime.

With


1872 Y.J. República Peruana.
Un sol ,Lima


Simple words and a portrait on the copper coin, vs. the detailed design on the silver. Especially when I usually see the relatively cruder pillar dollars from the colonial period.
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A couple of pieces I picked up at my LCS last weekend.
Nice pair.


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2012 Limited Edition
Canada dollar.
Celebrating the 100th Grey Cup.
Very nice!
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Simple words and a portrait on the copper coin, vs. the detailed design on the silver. Especially when I usually see the relatively cruder pillar dollars from the colonial period.


Details are more elaborated due to the metal and value
1 cent vs 100 cents
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