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Belgium 1c 1901/801

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Here's an interesting overdate from an attractive coin series. Seeing how the prior "date" was 1801, the 8 was probably just a mistake, since corrected. It's also one of the few copper coins I have with a milled edge. I'm also guessing the low relief of the obverse was necessary to strike up detail on the lion.

Belgium-1c-1901/801
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Maybe they prepared many dies in advance with only 18 and the last 2 digits left open.. At the turn of the century they had some left..
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Sander, that makes a lot of sense to me! It also explains a lack of repunching on the last 2 digits.
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Sander's explanation is correct.

Is easier to find an overdate than a normal one of this coins.

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Thanks Aernout--I suspected they were common overdates.
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