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1930 South African penny: 
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United States
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Quote: 1930 South African penny: Nice example! 
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United States
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1795 AE Half Penny Token from England: Middlesex Ratley's.  
Edited by Finn70 10/27/2020 08:31 am
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United States
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Quote: 1795 AE Half Penny Token from England: Middlesex Ratley's. Very nice! 
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Quote: I don't know for sure if it is allowed here because it is not really a coin but more of a commemoration "token" for the Royal Dutch Row & Sailing Society. I will allow it.  Nice example! 
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Quote: I can make it up with some regular coins also Very nice! 
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1892 UK. One Penny.  
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Nice example! 
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Recent acquisition - bimetallic New Zealand 1994 50 cents: 
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Quote: Recent acquisition - bimetallic New Zealand 1994 50 cents: Beautiful! 
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Here's another non-coin, but it is often collected alongside the coins of the classic-era US commemorative coins - the octagonal 1925 Norse-American medal. The piece features a circa 1000 Viking longship on its reverse.  If you'd like to learn more about the medals struck by the US Mint for the Norse-American Centennial, check out my post about them here: 1925 Norse-American Centennial Medals
Collecting history one coin or medal at a time! (c) commems. All rights reserved.
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Excellent! 
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