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Bedrock of the Community
Canada
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Isabel II Por la Gracia de Dios Y la Const(itucion) Reyna de Las Espaņas Medio centimo de escudo 1868   Edited by Dorado
03/28/2017 9:14 pm
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Very nice!  |
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Formerly nancyc
Australia
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Lesotho 1 Sente 1992 #54 16.5mm  life is a mystery to be lived not a problem to be solved
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Pillar of the Community
 Canada
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Newfoundland 5 Cents 1941Specifications; Weight:1.17 grams Diameter: 15.49 mm 0.925 Silver Sitting on a Canadian Small Cent.  
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Sitting on a Canadian Small Cent. Well done. |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Not quite sure if it's my smallest, but it is something off the beaten path.   |
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Not quite sure if it's my smallest, but it is something off the beaten path. Very nice! |
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Bedrock of the Community
Canada
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Umberto I Re D'Italia 1 centesimo 1895   |
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Bedrock of the Community
Canada
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Wilhelmina Koningin Der Nederlanden 10 Cents 1941   |
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United States
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Nice pair, Dorado. |
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United States
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These 3 coins are the only ones I have that are smaller than a dime, and even then they barely pass. 1 coin is smaller by 1.4mm, while the other 2 are 0.9mm smaller. 1970 F One Pfennig - Copper plated steel 16.5mm diameter - 1.38mm thick  1985 Five Peso - Brass 17mm diameter - 1.5mm thick (coin is same tint on both sides I just took obverse and reverse pics under different light before I married the 2 pictures)  1993 Ten Centavos - Large Type - Stainless Steel 17mm diameter - 1.33mm thick  |
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These 3 coins are the only ones I have that are smaller than a dime, and even then they barely pass Those count. Thank you for sharing. |
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Formerly nancyc
Australia
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Belgium 1 Cent 1912 #76 (French Text) Tiny 16.5mm  life is a mystery to be lived not a problem to be solved
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04/02/2017 6:54 pm
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Nicely toned. |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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My smallest coin (so far) : "India 1/10 fanam" -- this is probably a modern fantasy coin, but it's still my smallest. It's billed as the "world's smallest coin".  Here we can see the size compared to a US Lincoln Cent (huge coin partly visible on the left). The 1/10 fanam is resting on a stage micrometer, which has a 1mm ruler. It looks like this coin is about 1.90-1.93 mm in diameter. The weight is 23-24 mg, according to my scale (which isn't the most accurate). Here are closeups of the coin itself. This is the first time I took a whole coin shot using a microscope objective. In this case, the coin diameter called for about 7x, so I used the Nikon CFI60 plan APO 4X/0.20 with a Thorlabs ITL200 tube lens plus a Canon 1.4X teleconverter, to get 5.6X magnification at NA=0.20:   There's not much design on this coin, and it looks to be uniface -- the only interesting thing on the back is some white fibrous dirt. |
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