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Netherlands
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My sheet is full, so here are the pick numbers 31 untill 55, enjoy!!
31./ 50 centavos, Mozambique, KM 81, 1957, bronze, minted 24.990.000
32./ 50 centavos, Portugal, KM 596, 1974, bronze, minted 28.719.000
33./ 20 centavos, Portugal, KM 584, 1953, bronze, minted 9.426.000
34./ 3 pence, Australia, KM 57, 1957, silver, mintmark in Melbourne, minted 26.704.000
35./ 2 cents, Australia, KM 63, 1968, bronze, minted 17.000.000
36 + 37, 1 cent, Australia, Km 62, 1966, bronze, here we have 3 differend mintings, for type differences, but...., don't ask me how to see it, I don't know, HERE WE NEED HELP FROM THE GUYS FROM DOWN UNDER!! the Krause catalog shows differences in blunted (what the f.... is that?!) shisker (i know alot of whiskey yeah?!) but don't ask me what it means.
Aussies.................HELP IS WANTED!!
If you guys can send us clear picks of the differences, I can print them out, and check all the 1966 pieces I have here myself as well :-)
38./ 50 Lepta, Greece, (my all time favorite holliday country) KM 80, 1959, co/ni, minted 10.160.000
39./ 50 lepta, Greece, KM 80, 1962, co/ni, 20.500.000, this year is also minted with plane edge.
40./ 1/4 rupee, Mauritius, KM 36, 1960, co/ni, minted 1.000.000
41./ 1 rupee, Mauritius, KM 35.1, 1975, co/ni, minted 4.525.000, Verry nice quality!!
42./ 5 agorot, Israël, KM 25a, 1973, alu/br, minted 98.250
43./ 10 agorot, Israël, KM 26, 1980, alu/br, minted 16.205.000
44./ 1/2 sheqel, Israël, KM 109, 1980, co/ni, minted 52.308.000
45./ 1 sheqel, Israël, KM 111, 1981, co/ni, minted 154.540.000
46./ Same picture as 45?
47./ 1 franc, Belgium,KM 142.1, 1971, co/ni, minted 10.000.000
48./ 10 pfennig, Germany, KM 4, 1876, mintmark B (Hannover), co/ni, minted 10.120.000
49./ 10 pfennig, Germany, KM 108, 1950, mintmark D (München/Munich), plated steel, minted 393.209.000
50./ 10 pfennig, Germany, KM 108, 1950, mintmark J (Hamburg), plated steel, minted 402.452.000
51./ does this pick not exist?
52./ 10 centesimos, Italy, KM 74, 1938, copper, minted 18.750.000
53./ 20 centimos, Italy, here it can be one out of 3 differend, you have to check that yourself, I can't do it by a picture, need to mesure the coin and test it.
Here are the differences so you can check it;
KM 75a size 22.5, magnetic, plain edge
KM 75b size 21.8, magnetic, reeded edge
KM 75d size 21.8, NON-magnetic, reeded edge
All KM's are Stainless steel(ss).
54./ 100 lire, Italy, KM 96, 1966, ss, minted 27.400.000
55./ 6 pence, Great Britain, KM 903, 1966, co/ni, minted 175.673.000
So far for this part, and now, up for the last few picks left,
Carl
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And here for the last few numbers from your list, the following information............
56./ 1 penny, Great Britain, KM 927, 1971, bronze, minted 1.521.666.000
57./ the same coin or picture as above?!
58./ 10 new pence, Great Britain, KM 912, 1968, co/ni, minted 336.143.000
59./ 50 new pence, Great Britain, KM 913, 1969, co/ni, minted 188.400.000
60./ 10 cents, Netherlands, KM 182, 1969, nickel, minted 29.100.000, privy mark fish, this serie went from 1950 untill 1980, the period that queen Juliana ruled, from 1980, untill date, her doughter Queen Beatrix does the honeurs of ruling the Netherlands, and Dutch Antillies.
61./ 25 cents, Netherlands, KM 183, 1963, nickel, minted 18.000.000
62./ 5 cents, Netherlands, KM 181, bronze, minted 22.000.000, this is the small date type, with a sharp end of the tail from the 9 in the date.
63./ 1 cent, Netherlands, KM 180, bronze, minted 54.000.000
and as your last pick shows, number 64, 1 gulden, Netherlands, KM 184a, 1971, nickel, minted 50.000.000
Anny more picks to identify?, I'm always happy when I can help out somebody, for now, I go to my well deserved Obstler, with a nice glass of beer.
Have a nice weekend, Greetings,
Carl
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wow, this is amazing, how do you know all this?
Thank you very much!!
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Netherlands
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Originally posted by philisty
wow, this is amazing, how do you know all this?
Oooh, that's the easy part, I collect already more then 20 years, worldcoins, by type and year, there fore I have the well known Krause catalogs from 1601-date, for european coins several books and catalogs that I swapped with fellow collectors here in europe, I've got the Coincraft's standard Catalogue for british coins sinds 1066, several german catalogs, auction books, those have a lot of pictures, books with Latin Legends for Coins, etc etc....... When you want to know the history of coins, AND the coin related items, like mints, mintplaces, way of storage, trading and swapping, shipping, conserving and so on, you need to start with a library, how else can you otherwise start? At the moment I almost finished the lovely job of overlisting my 1900 till date coins from the 29th in the 32 edition of the krause, so, every page in the book is turned over and schecked, if there are coins marked on that I have to list in my new book, every page in the new book is checked, so if things are changed, that I check if how and if I got one of them........ But becouse I use my catalogs a lot, it's not so difficult to know where a coin comes from. It's just a little knowledge. Greetings, Carl |
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