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Very Small Unknown Coin. (Id: Likely Miniature Replica Of Gold Sovereign)

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 Posted 02/06/2010  11:54 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add mhr1011 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Hi there. I have this very small gold coin and have no clue what it is. Its dated 1889. I've attahced pics. Thanks.

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United Kingdom half sovereign is my guess. This is the reverse. It should have a portrait of Victoria on the obverse.
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"Very small" is a bit vague, and somewhat relative; a half-sovereign is 19mm in diameter, and I wouldn't call it "very small". Can we have a diameter in mm, please?

Judging from the pic, it doesn't seem to have a rim. It's either a sovereign or half-sovereign that's been clipped, or it's a piece of play money, or perhaps one of those gold "miniatures" that were popular some years ago. If it really is tiny, then I suspect it's the latter, and not a genuine coin.
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