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Poland -- 1621 3 groschen:   |
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1620 Republic of the Seven United Netherlands 1 daalder = 48 stuiver rijksdaalder MO.ARG.PRO.CONFOE.BELG.ZEL moneta argentea provinciae confoederatiae Belgii Zeelandiae silver money of the confederate belgian provinces, Zeeland CONCORDIA RES PARVĘ CRESCVNT Small things grow by unity (unity gives power, L'union fait la force) mint: castle  |
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But you propably know that already... Nope -- All I could really make out was the SIG III DG. The R of REX looks like part of the portrait, so it looked something like SIG III D.G. EXPO ... |
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France -- 1619 double Tournois:   |
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Looking good, pepactonius.  |
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Germany/Einbeck -- 1617 1/24 thaler:   |
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Only one day until I can post my 1615 coin...
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Here is a British Double Crown of James I 1615-1616 Tun mm. I know that this wont count as either a 1615 or 1616, so it cant advance the thread but I thought I would post it anyway. I hope that is ok.   |
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Here is a British Double Crown of James I 1615-1616 Tun mm. I know that this wont count as either a 1615 or 1616, so it cant advance the thread but I thought I would post it anyway. I hope that is ok. Yes! Something to see while we wait for another proper 1616 or until tomorrow when 1615 can be shown. |
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I really like that gold double crown. ---------------------------------------------- Hungary -- 1615 denar:   Compared to that double crown, Hungarian denars are about as unimpressive as you can get, except maybe for Lithuanian solidus and Polish half-grosz coins. (nothing more from me until 1613) |
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Compared to that double crown, Hungarian denars are about as unimpressive as you can get, except maybe for Lithuanian solidus and Polish half-grosz coins. Okay, I think that's not a Lithuanian solidus or a Polish half-grosz. It's a Polish solidus, right?   Sigismund III of Poland, solidus issued for the Free City of Riga, 1615. (To the best of my knowledge, aside from one coin with a several-year minting period, I have nothing else to show until 1600, and nothing with a pre-existing photo until 1599. Sorry.) |
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