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Thank you for the correction.
From an earlier coin of @spence, in 1742, I learned that the Elector of Saxony also held the responsibility to act ad interim for administrative duties of the Holy Roman Emperor.
I guessed that this "vicariat" responsibility was part of the title, but I see this was not quite correct.
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A 1705 2 Albus of Hesse-Darmstadt  Longhorn Coins & Exonumia Member ANA - EAC - TNA - SSDC - CCT #890 "Most of the things worth doing in the world had been declared impossible before they were done." -- Louis D. Brandeis |
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1704 -- Kingdom of Denmark, 8 skilling:   |
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United States
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1704 -- Abbey of Corvey, 2 pfennig:   |
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Russian Federation
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Damn, I misted this 6th edition!
I had some nie coins for the early years!! ...I apologize? Admittedly, it's not like it was hidden or anything. The rule is, edition X+1 starts when edition X catches up with edition X-1. So, when edition 5 got to 1461 (where 4 was stuck), edition 6 was opened immediately. Edition 7 would consequently start when this one catches up to 5, i.e. either gets to 1461, or further if 5 progresses in the meantime. If we don't get another major participant unexpectedly disappeared on us, this should happen in about eight months, i.e. sometime around August 1, 2021 (give or take a few days). There was a bit of confusion with this one because the changeover date was estimated at something like December 29, 2019, and it wasn't clear if the new edition should start with a 2019 coin or a 2020 coin. But some delays in the 15th century dates of the last edition moved the changeover into January 2020 anyway.
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New Zealand
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Just for you collectors of Australia and New Zealand we have started a similar thread for Australia and New Zealand coins.
We already back to ye older yeare of 2019 in that aunciente and enchanted era of pre covid 19.
Loving Halfcrowns. British and Commonwealth coins 1750 - 1950 and anything Kiwi.
If it's round, shiny and silvery I will love it.
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France 1704, écu, Louis XIV, Paris (A).   From the 4th restrike of coins, performed 1704-05. Many of the restruck coins had gone through one or more of the previous restrikes. This coin is apparently struck on a coin from the 2nd restrike - the obverse shows clear traces of that coin, even the year of that restrike, 169(9?), is quite clearly visible. And the reverse actually shows vague traces from the host coin for the 2nd restrike (contours of a smaller circle in the mid circle, fleur de lis between the dittos of the current strike, plus some of the inscription). That host coin belongs to the 1st restrike, performed 1690-93, and it is more likely than not* that there is an even earlier original host coin (of which no traces remain). So, a coin having gone through at least two, and probably three, restrikes! * The 1690-93 issue was primarily restrikes on old coins, but some coins were minted on new flans. |
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Amazing history in that coin! Another Saxony-Poland, 1704 1/12 thaler, Dresden mint. Maybe similar to a coin posted by @pepactonius a week or two ago, I am not sure what happened to the surface of this coin. The devices seem pretty well struck, but there is some roughness (rather than smooth wear) on the high points in some areas. It also looks cleaned.. I wonder if it was by some chemical agent that removed some metal on the high points    Edited by tdziemia
12/02/2020 07:45 am
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Amazing history in that coin!  I'm reminded of a possibly-even-more-amazing-history French coin with lots of restrikes that showed up on CCF in 2015. I wonder what happened to that one...
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United States
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Damn, I misted this 6th edition! I had some nie coins for the early years!! Sorry about that. 
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Really nice coins! This is a 1704 K-B Duarius (2 Duarius=3 Denar) under King Leopold I.  |
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United States
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1703 -- Bishopric of Munster, 4 pfennig:   |
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United States
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1703 -- Electorate of Brunswick-Luneburg-Calenberg-Hannover, 12 mariengroschen:   |
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These coins are AMAZING, I can't believe how fare back we've gone!
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United Kingdom
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English sixpence - 1703:  'VIGO' below the bust indicates that the coin was struck from silver captured from the Spanish treasure fleet at Vigo Bay in 1702. The engraved 'N' on the reverse is PMD! Edited by NumisRob
12/03/2020 04:41 am
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