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Tunisian 1 franc 1921  Tunisia was a French protectorate at the time, and replaced its silver coins with 'Good For' tokens just like the homeland - although it continued to issue them with the same design right through to the 1940s. |
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Belgium
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Just adding my modest 1921 penny:  Congrats for Flippy's 'ancestral' revolutionary 1921 rouble. One of the 'world coins' rarely showing up in auctions. |
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United Kingdom
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A 1 ore from Sweden  |
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 Italy, 20 centesimi, 1918 Here's a nice classical design, complete with bare breasts and an androgynous face staring at a wheat ear. But is it more mannish than Morgan's Liberty? |
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Russian Federation
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Inspired by Gwyde's "modest" 1921 British penny, decided to post my own (since Jan 4 anyway) 1921 British half penny. I actually thought I missed my opportunity to post this coin for some reason; was pleasantly surprised to realize that I still can  sorry for the bad photos (in my defence, it's probably very hard to make photos that would do this coin justice - at least not without good outside lighting, which is hardly the case in the middle of a sunless winter night).   Yeah, it's a woody (also known as "improperly mixed alloy", which IMHO doesn't describe how beautiful this actually looks). In fact, that was the main reason why I even bought this coin (I can't really tell how high a grade it is, and British copper of that period isn't typically part of my interests, but I just couldn't pass such a beautiful example of this "error"; and while I don't remember the specifics, the price was pretty darn tiny). |
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I hate to leave Lincoln out. I am thinking there should be some nice wheat cents being posted in the next couple weeks. 1921 Lincoln Cent  |
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1921 Alabama 2x2   |
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1921 Australia halfpenny with denticles clashed across "HALF"  |
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