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To go with Dave's cent......   |
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Sweden
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Lucky Cuss, I can beat your 1 krona  2 Kronor 1939:   |
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Formerly nancyc
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A couple Aussie 1939 Halfpennies, the Roo rev is more sought after due to the much lower mintage. Aust Halfpenny 1939 Old Rev - Mintage 4,670,000  Aust Halfpenny 1939 Roo Rev - Mintage 782,000  life is a mystery to be lived not a problem to be solved
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Pillar of the Community
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French Indo-China 1939 Cent   |
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United States
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Belgium Silver 50 Frank 1939   |
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A worthy thread necro. Nice photos, all.  |
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United States
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Here is a nickel 50 Pfennig from 1939 minted in Berlin. It is about the size of a dime. Much of this short lived series was recalled and melted down for the metal that was needed for the war effort, and replaced with the larger aluminum pieces.   |
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United States
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Mexico 20 Centavos   In the First World War, Mexico was courted by Germany but ultimately remained neutral. During the Second World War, she had broken diplomatic relations with the Axis Powers after Pearl Harbor, and then declared war upon them in May, 1942 following the torpedoing of two of her oil tankers off Florida. Colligo ergo sum
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Very nice, both! |
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1939 10 centavos   |
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Very nice! |
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This one came home in the Wife's pocket change yesterday.   |
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