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Morgan Dollar In "1877-1977 Entering Century II" Holder
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Eligius
Valued Member
Netherlands
172 Posts |
Posted 11/09/2024 3:11 pm
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Thanks for the attribution!
The holder is indeed PVC but the coin is in a hard plastic capsule which seems to be airtight so no damage to the coin due to PVC fumes is to be expected. Indeed even after nearly 50 years the surfaces of the Morgan dollar are still white and shining.
I bought the coin in an auction here in the Netherlands. It was part of a lot together with some other silver US coins. |
| Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coins |
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Coins With Edge Lettering (Russian)?
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Eligius
Valued Member
Netherlands
172 Posts |
Posted 06/23/2023 05:10 am
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The book you are referring to probably is: The Beauty and Lore of Coins, Currency and Medals by Clain-Stefanelli, Elvira Clain-Stefanelli, Vladimir. Published by Riverwood Publishers Ltd; 1st edition (1974) ISBN 10: 091476201X ISBN 13: 9780914762010
A sestoretsk ruble is illustrated in fig 171 on page 138
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| Forum: World Coins and Commemoratives |
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Help With British India Half Rupee 1940 Composition
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Eligius
Valued Member
Netherlands
172 Posts |
Posted 05/29/2023 12:47 pm
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The composition of the alloy used for the .500 half rupee, and also the quarter and one rupee, minted 1940 and later can be found in: F. Pridmore, The coins of the British Commonwealth of Nations Part4: India, Volume 2. (Spink & Son Ltd. London, 1980). On page 85 of this book it is stated that the alloy consists of: .500 Silver; .400 Copper; .050 Nickel and .05 Zinc. |
| Forum: World Coins and Commemoratives |
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Abraham Lincoln Plaque
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Eligius
Valued Member
Netherlands
172 Posts |
Posted 04/17/2023 2:27 pm
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I am looking for information about this Abraham Lincoln Plaque. It appears to be bronze, size 74 x 104 mm. A screw is soldered to the back so it may have been fastened to, maybe a piece of wood. A google search did produce many Lincoln plaques but not a similar one.
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| Forum: Tokens, Medals, Challenge Coins, and other Exonumia |
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