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Coin Puzzle | Canadian Coin Spooned Into Silver Ring

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Any Ideas what kind of coin this was. The ring is the size of a quarter so it would've had to be larger of Course. Elizabeth and half the word -egina is all that's legible.

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 Posted 01/29/2010  7:55 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Texan connection to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
So Far I'm sure of it being Regina Elizabeth.
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Canada is the only country to put "regina" in full on the coinage - only Canada and Britain still use Latin, and "regina" appears on British coinage abbreviated: REG. If it's currently quarter-sized then I assume it was originally a Canadian 50 cents. This small-sized lettering was only used on silver 50 cent coins in 1965 and 1966.

Your coin would have originally looked like this.
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Excellent detective work, You can make out the Shoulder drapery just after the word regina. Also the date range is very helpfull. Thank you
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