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2 kreuzer from Salzburg 1705   |
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A French Jeton - 1704 Royal Treasury  |
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1703 Saxony doppelgroschen  |
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1703 1 liard (oord) Netherlands, Gelderland IN DEO SP NOS: in Deo spes nostra: our hope in the Lord. D, GEL RIÆ in three lines, below the date. ducatum Gelriae: duchy of Gelderland Privy: Lambert Ridder: knight on horseback, is not shown on these coins  |
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1703 English sixpence - Queen Anne. Private engraving on reverse. The VIGO below the bust is supposed to indicate that the coin was made from bullion captured at Vigo Bay by Admiral Sir George Rooke :  Edited by NumisRob
10/09/2014 02:11 am
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Fully one-fourth of the massive 18th century Krause catalog of world coins is devoted entirely to German States coins- ! I have not had time nor patience to search those pages to determine exactly which of those many, many jurisdictions issued this 1702 1/12th thaler silver coin. Perhaps our resident master-of-details Petrus can identify it with just a glance?   |
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exactly which of those many, many jurisdictions issued this 1702 1/12th thaler silver coin Prussia Sorry, can't give you the correct KM-number have no up-to-date one. |
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Thank you, Medieval! That saves a lot of eye strain.
My 5th edition Krause shows this as KM-7, although it has no listing for this variety with the 'HF/H' mintmarks, but shows those codes on a later variety.
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Edited by Petrus
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 I knew you folks could nail it.  |
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Denmark 8 Skilling of Frederik IV, 1702, minted in Holstein-Glückstadt, an area ruled by Denmark at the time. Holstein became a member of the German Confederation in 1815 and fell to Prussia in the Prussian-Danish War of 1864.  |
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That's a wonderful piece of history, NumisRob.
I'd love to have one of those Vigo coins.
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DVCollector - that's a beautiful 8 skilling! Quote:
That's a wonderful piece of history, NumisRob. Thanks! |
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1702 (date off-flan) India Mughal empire 1 rupee temple coin ruler : Muhammad Shah Badshah (middle line of obv) (AH1104-1161 / 1702-1748AD) Badshah, Padishah   |
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