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Diez centimos from Spain, King Alfonso XII, 1879. 
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1879 UK pennies, wide and (scarce) small date  
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Serbia 1879 10 para 
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With only tonight and tomorrow left for Morgan dollarsmay as well post some more. 1879 S Morgan  
Edited by GR58 03/10/2014 11:26 pm
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1879 Morgan  
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1878 Spanish bronze 10 centimos:  The bronze 5c and 10c coins (and the aluminium pieces that succeeded them) were nicknamed the 'perra chica' and 'perra gorda' respectively. The bronze coins were withdrawn in 1941. According to a book I read on the history of Spanish railways, the withdrawn bronze coins were melted down to provide copper wire for the electrification of the rail line from Paris to Avila!
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