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1911 Farthing

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hello woundering if anyone knows about this coin its a 1911 farthing but has a stone in it I'm attaching a pic of it I cant find this anywhere
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weird it didnt show so will try again

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What is on the other end of the chain, and what does the other side look like? These might be clues as to why somebody would do this.
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looks like a cheap chain on it the other side looks like any other one has the guy holding a shield its kind weird why it has a stone in it
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mayb someone was neaking stones ot of the country at one point in time
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ops sneaking stones
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, bobbapatt!

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I have seen other coins with similar insets and all have the same 5 pointed star in which the stone is set. I presumed this was someone trying to add sparkle to a coin and make it more decorative for jewellery as the stone looks like glass.

Here is one set into an 1896 British 3 pence.

1911-Farthing
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Probley a class project
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