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United States
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Danish skilling 1715   |
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Belgium
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1715 France Counter token, Nurnberg mint, brass, very well worn obverse : crowned Louis XV LVD XV D G FR ET N REX : Ludovicus XV deo gratia francae et navarae rex (Louis XV, by the grace of god, king of France and Navare) reverse: Apollo, conqueror of the snake Pithon VIS ANIMI CUM CORPORE CRESCIT (The power of the spirit grows with the body)  This is the real one, made in France (Louis XV without crown) right picture should look like this (not my coin):  |
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United States
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1714 1/2 giulio (1 grosso) Italian States, Pisa, Cosimo III de'Medici  |
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United Kingdom
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1713 Russia kopeck  |
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Russian Federation
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I know I should've noticed it earlier, but seems that the 1719 entry wasn't actually dated 1719, and nobody posted that date properly. Should we: return to 1719 and start over from there; wait until someone posts a proper 1719 and then continue from 1713 on; or just ignore it and continue normally?  |
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that is a question for jbuck I have sent a note to jbuck. |
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We need someone to post a 1719 (as confirmed by the rules, no ranges) before we can move along to 1712.
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United States
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1719 Spain 2 Reales  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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WOOT! thryan9 to the rescue!  |
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United States
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French colonial, 15 deniers, Metz   |
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United States
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I was just getting ready to ask where the date was,but I can see it on the 2nd picture at about 10:00.
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1719 Spain 2 Reales Excellent! We can move along now!  Quote:
I was just getting ready to ask where the date was,but I can see it on the 2nd picture at about 10:00. Thanks for that! I was wondering.  |
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United States
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How can you people afford this kind of stuff?--all these old coins look expensive
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United States
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You would be surprised how inexpensive a lot of the medieval coins are. It could be either a larger number available or smaller demand or a combination.
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I have no idea where in the 18th century this thread is supposed to be right now so here's a Swedish Daler from 1718.   Also, 'expensive' is a purely relative term. It just depends on your budget. If you're unemployed living on a park bench, a bus ticket might be 'expensive'. If you just sold seven million shares of Alibaba, you can buy most any coin you want! |
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