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

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 Posted 01/11/2014  01:00 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add muddler to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
BadThad, great job capturing the color on that cent!
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Crowns were only issued for 2 years in Australia, 1937 and 1938. Apparently they weren't very popular because of their size. The 1937 had over a million minted and is therefore a lot cheaper than the 1938 which only had 101,000 minted. The catalogue price on a EF 1937 is $60, whereas the 1938 will set you back $275 in the same grade. Composition is 92.5% silver and 7.5% copper. Weight 28.27 Grams. Size 38.5mm

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1937 Polish 10 Zlotych

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Knockout toning on that cent, great work BadThad! Many early cultures have words for 'one' and 'few' and 'many' but don't worry about other numbers, I can see how that may be the influence for the Russian plurals.
Here's a 'few' shots of 'one' Pretty Lady!
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San Marino 1937 10 centesimi

I had a few very nice 1937 coins to upload so picking one was tricky - but I've went with this one because it's not commonly seen

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^^^ Wow--I had never seen that coin before--interesting, and in beautiful condition too!
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1937 British crown:

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This coin used one of the reverse designs that Kruger Gray had prepared for the unissued coins of King Edward VIII.
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 Posted 01/11/2014  07:33 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add GR58 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Wow
I went to sleep and woke up to some great looking coins.
That 2 Kroner is another one I want to find

Looks like we are going to start seeing some nice half dollars,
with Moe and Muddler starting to get onto their nice examples.

I hope everyone doesn't miss that nice 37 proof Lincoln,
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my first silver crown, albeit still a commemorative one...

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about 410000 minted IIRC. personally, by reason of content purity, I'd fancy the Australian crown of the same year more, but that doesn't make this coin any less handsome
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What a coincidence, found this in my change last week.

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A couple of medals from Great Britain both dated 1937, but I'm unsure of the actual year of mintage.

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Belgian nickel 5 Francs (Leopold III). 1937 was the last year large nickel 5 Francs (31 mm) were minted.

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Withdrawn from circulation after a few years, this coin is not very common.
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Canada
1937 Half Dollar


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Still working on my coin photography techniques. Wasn't able to capture the color in this coin very well.

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