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How Far Back Can We Go? Second Edition! Ended At 1492 Waiting On 1491

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For over a century we've seen Belgian coins, with inscriptions in French or Dutch or both. In 1887 we are approaching the dawn of Dutch used in coining. For over half a century after 1830, only French was used on Belgian coins... as was the case in education after primary school until well into the 20th century.

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France, 2 francs, 1887 - Faux d'époque (contemporary counterfeit). One of the more interesting coins in my collection. It's not quite round and it's probably made of something horrible.
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1886 Morgan

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France 10 centimes 1886A

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Haiti 2 cents 1886

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My two ladies from 1886 :

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1886 British halfcrown. The halfcrown was not struck for general circulation between 1851 and 1873 as it was assumed that the florin would take its place; however, the denomination remained popular and was reintroduced in 1874.

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My cracked out 1886 V nickel

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A silver 1886 swiss 2 francs. The same design (going back to 1874) still is used today. Swiss francs were coined in 0.835 silver till 1967.

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My cracked out 1886 V nickel.


Hilarious!!
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1886 Seated Liberty Half Dollar

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The same design (going back to 1874) still is used today.
This has got to be a record. The mint in Bern must be an uneventful place.
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