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A Quartet Of 18th Century German States 1 PFenning's

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Piecing together the various States of the European continent in the 18th century one copper coin at a time. A fascinating look at the various (and I do mean various) types of coins leaves a collector with infinite possibilities in this area of numismatics. Here is my first quartet of pieces stemming from German States. There is much history behind these everyday coins, a far cry from the silver pieces that were out of reach of the masses.


Anhalt-Bernburg
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Anhalt-Zerbst
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Brunswick-Luneburg-Calenburg-Hannover
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Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel
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Those are amazing considering their age. There seems to be no end to coins I've never seen before so I appreciate that you're sharing your collection. Thanks.
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Those are really cool looking coins...thanks for sharing!
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Very nice, thanks for posting

I see coins like this, every once in a while, but have not given them
much thought. But seeing them in a group, is making me want to
pick up a few of them.
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Thanks for the comments! Here is one more.

Pfalz-Sulzbach 1/4 Kreuzer

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Very nice indeed. I always like to see old German coins in a pretty shape like your coins are.
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