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A set of dimes, is that looking forward/ looking back ? 1916 Barber and Mercury dime  |
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India Half Rupee 1916 - with portrait of King-Emperor George V:  |
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France 10 centimes 1916  |
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Belgium
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We move up the value chain on German WW-I coinage, half a mark of 1916:  The german empire continued minting these half mark coins in silver (0.900 fineness) until 1919. Before hyperinflation really kicked in, there still seemed to be hope that prices would return to pre-war level once shortages were dealt with. |
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Canada 1916 Cent   |
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And the third sister 1916 s   |
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I swear, muddler, you're gonna force me to go on a focused shopping spree the next time a coin show rolls around. Those 1916 Walkers are beautiful.  |
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United States
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I agree muddler's 1916's walkers look great, I have been watching out this past year ...trying to find some in that same range ... At a good price  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Nice Walker! I'm waiting to see an 1916 SLQ  |
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There was a 1916 SQL in our LCS ...someone bought it before I could ... I just needed to come up with the $9200 to buy it ... I think I have a pic of it. ------------------------------------------- Nice 5 cent Canadian ... I forgot about mine ... I should try to get some pictures of them |
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1916-D dime. I've had varying opinions on this coins authenticity because it's raw. I've carefully checked diagnostics and in-hand everything seems alright. Had it looked over by several dealers at a coin show as well. Will have to send it in to get graded at some point..   Edited by WheatBack
02/01/2014 9:50 pm
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This is a dug coin .. but I like the looks and details. 1916 D Buffalo/Indian Head nickel   |
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