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I so am waiting for my 1854 half and quarter! Hurry up people hahahaha
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Australia 1917 1 florin  Egypt 1917 2 piastres  Egypt 1917 10 millimes  Egypt 1917 half millieme  France 1917 10 centimes  India 1917 2 annas  India 1917 twelth anna  |
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Here is a refresher of the preferred guidelines: Quote:jbuck Quote:
It seems multiples are now allowed :) Not really, I have just been too busy to enforce it. That being said, try to allow others to post in between if you have multiple offerings. What I would like to prevent is having too many images on one page. If you are anxious, you may post again if some time has elapsed. (Hours, minutes, seconds? I will never tell!) |
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More coins from the European battlefield: A 1917 french franc  ... and a 1917 Shilling  |
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Finland 10 Pennia 1917  |
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1917 arrived with a flurry of coins! Sultan Hussein Kamil's name appears on this 1/2 millieme coin. He was installed in 1914 after his nephew was deposed, during the British protectorate over Egypt, and died in October 1917. This bronze coin is actually dark chocolate brown. I had to alter the color in the photos to get any detail to show.  |
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Finland 1917 5 Penniä--a one year type. There are two types for this year--the first one bears the monogram of Nicholas II and the crown. After the revolution in March 1917 these coins were struck featuring an uncrowned double-headed eagle of Russia. Struck in copper.  |
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