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France 10 centimes  |
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Next up: 1902 Halfpenny  |
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1902 British third-farthing (minted for Colonial use):  |
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love the third-farthing, Rob! I still need one of those for my 1902 set. Here's your coin multiplied by 12:   |
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Denmark 1902/802 Øre. Since these weren't struck in 1802, it's most likely a fix of a mis-dated die.  |
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And here's threepence:   |
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Those high grade British coppers are impressive. Seldom see them in that condition in my coin-search wanderings. One of those must be the UK equivalent of owning a RB_UNC Indian Head cent except with four to six times the surface area to admire the colors. Here is another Empire piece; French version of a Trade dollar; semi-tough, heavily faked. This one is legit but likely dipped. Source is a member of CCF. 1902 FRENCH INDO-CHINA ONE 'PIASTRE DE COMMERCE'; 0.900 silver; 38.5mm; mintage= ~3.3 mil. :   |
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Alright, last one I have for today. I promise!  |
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1902 Liberty head nickel   |
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1901 farthing - last issue of Queen Victoria.  |
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