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How Far Back Can We Go? Third Edition! Ended At 1487 Waiting On 1486

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Thanks. Correction to previous posting: German coin should be BRUNSWICK-WOLFENBUTTEL rather than Luneberg.

My 1600's are fairly sparse. Looking forward to what others have to show!
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Nice coins, both of them.
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1700:
D:G:RUD:AUG:ANTH:ULR:DD:BR:&LU
Rudolph August and Anton Ulrich, Dukes of Brunswick and Luneburg.
like it !!
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Great Britain -- 1698 shilling:

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It looks like a big fingerprint on the reverse?
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Yes, I think so. Great coin.
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1698 ecu aux Palmes, France, Nantes mint

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Great Britain -- 1697 6 pence:

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The date is not very clear on the photo above. Here's another photo of the reverse that shows the date more clearly:

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This one was taken using pseudo-axial lighting, with the Nikon PB-4 tilt/shift bellows and a 105mm or 135mm El-Nikkor. The shift function was used and coin image was also at the edge of the sensor. Light was bounced off the coin at an angle into the lens and camera.
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1697 shilling - London Mint. A very common date owing to the Great Re-Coinage that year, when all remaining hammered coins were demonetised:

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I didn't know hammered coins were demonetized in 1697, thanks for the information.
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Silesia -- 1696 3 kreuzer:

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1696 thaler, Saxony, minted in Dresden. Friedrich August I, Elector of Saxony, became King of Poland and was known there as Augustus II.

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Talk about a crowded design!
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Gorgeous Thaler jgenn!
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Fantastic coin!
FRID.AUG.D.G.DUX.SAX.I.C.M.ANGR.ET.WESTPH.
Fridericus Augustus dei gratia dux Saxoniae Iuliacensis Cliviae Montes Angriae et Westphaliae
Friedrich August, by gods grace duke of Saxony, Julich Cleves and Berg, Angria and Westphalia

SAC.ROM.IMP.ARCHIM.ET.ELECT.
sacri romanorum imperii archimarchalis et elector
Holy Roman emperor, archmarchal and elector
(translation depending of the source)
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1695 kurus, Ottoman Empire, Kostantiniyye (Constantinople) mint. The silver kurus of Mustafa II was only minted in the year that he ascended to the sultanate, AH1106 (1695). It is crown sized in diameter but only 18-20 grams.

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