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Here is another US Trime: dated 1853, but holed.  
"If you climb a good tree, you get a push." -----Ghanaian proverb
"The danger we all now face is distinguishing between what is authentic and what is performed." -----King Adz
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1853 3 cent coin with somewhat major lamination error.  
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Canada
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Year 1852. 1852 United Province of Canada (Canadian Provinces) 1/2 Penny - Bank of Upper Canada.  
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1852 United Province of Canada (Canadian Provinces) 1/2 Penny - Bank of Upper Canada.   ( Coin # 2 )
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1852 Sweden. 1/6 Skilling Banco - Oscar I.  
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Australia
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1852 Kingdom of Prussia 2 1/2 Silber Groschen  
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Nice skilling, @Dorado!  Here is half of my UK collection: UK 1852, 1 florin. 
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Wow erafjel  I'd love to see the other half of your UK collection. 
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Thank you, @OzLeigh. I do like it, it is a treat for the eyes. It is no doubt the better half of my UK collection, the other half is a more sturdy piece which will show up here in 55 "years", although you can have a sneak peek at it in this post
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U.S. one cent  Portugal 10 reis 
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Notwithstanding that gorgeous florin from erafjel, it's nice to see places like Prussia, Sweden and Portugal that break us out of an Anglo-American-Canadian-French stranglehold for this decade. Here is another... Russian Empire, 3 kopecks 1852, Warsaw mint.. Coin is about 20% larger and 40% heavier than the contemporaneous U.S. Large Cent. From my birthyear/place collection ... my great-grandfather was born in Russian occupied Warsaw in 1852. 55 years later his son left for America. 
Edited by tdziemia 02/06/2023 8:56 pm
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