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mysilveryears ..thanks and thanks for posting that link  It was a very good read. Very cool way to get a 1877 Indian .. I hope some day I run across a good deal on one. |
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Sweden 1876/5 2 Ore  |
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Belgium
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A Belgian 5 francs coin of 1876. These were the last large (crown size) silver coins minted for circulation by the Belgian Royal Mint.  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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French silver 5 Francs - 1876A (Paris Mint):  |
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A quarter Anna from British India:   Indian non-decimal coinage was far ahead of its time. One rupee = 16 anna. The anna was further split into quarters. A perfectly binary system, ideally suited for computers... which were to be invented during the next century. |
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1876H UK pennies, small and large dates   |
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1877 Indian Head cent There it is!  |
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Well worn 1876 S Half dollar   |
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Bedrock of the Community
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1876 German 50 Pfennig   |
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1875 Spanish 5-Pesetas:  |
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A Belgian silver 5 Francs coin. Those are popular collector's items since they often are found in VF or better. Smaller denominations of that period usually are worn with more decent grades selling at a considerable premium.  |
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