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Is this coin smaller than 16mm?
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Australia
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14. Quote: Is this coin smaller than 16mm? Yes
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Valued Member
Australia
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15. Quote: Is this coin 15mm? No
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Pillar of the Community
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6875 Posts |
Was this coin issued after 1860?
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Australia
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16. Quote: Was this coin issued after 1860? Yes
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Pillar of the Community
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Australia
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Summary after 16 questions: issued 1861-1870  issued in Europe but not Germany or German states  contains silver  diameter less than 16mm but not exactly 15mm  weight less than 2 grams  technique is "any milled"
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"Any milled"? What in the world does that mean? 
Edited by chafemasterj 10/30/2022 4:43 pm
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Australia
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Quote: "Any milled"? What in the world does that mean? Chafe, if you look on Numista, there is a search box called "Technique", you can choose "any milled" from the list. It means the coin has a milled edge, as instead of a hammered coin.
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Australia
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Is the country of issue on the Iberian peninsular or bordering it?
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Australia
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17. Quote: Is the country of issue on the Iberian peninsular or bordering it? No
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Australia
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Does the country of issue border the Gulf of Bothnia?
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18. Quote: Does the country of issue border the Gulf of Bothnia? No
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So we are down to Netherlands, Ottoman empire, Russia or UK.
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