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 Posted 03/03/2018  12:07 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add bigjohn603 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
A novelty coin but still cool
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Picked up some more small silvers at the coin show today! Sorry you guys only get the lazy group shot this time
Guatemala 1896 1/4 real, Great Britain 1834 1 1/2 pence, and Mexico 1887 5 centavos with US dime for reference.

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Picked up some more small silvers at the coin show today! Sorry you guys only get the lazy group shot this time
I like the group shots. Gives context.
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1799-1868
Gold fanam, 6mm 0.40g
Obv: Narasimha, the lion-faced avatar of Vishnu
Rev: Poorly executed legend "Sri Kamthi Rava"

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Would an Ike struck on a quarter planchet be considered a tiny coin? Would you want one?

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 Posted 03/22/2018  11:21 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add chafemasterj to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
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Gold fanam, 6mm 0.40g


Now that's tiny!
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Would an Ike struck on a quarter planchet be considered a tiny coin? Would you want one?
For me, yes, and I would not mind seeing one. Got pictures?
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1986 Brazil.
Un centavo.

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Just picked up a new smallest coin (for me anyways): a 1/96 Stater from Ionia that dates back to 625 to 600 BC. The diameter is between 4 and 4.5 mm while the weight is 0.14 g. Sorry about the poor quality pics--I'm not very good at shooting gold (don't get much practice) and this coin is both tiny and fairly scyphate so the field of view is pretty limiting with my USB camera set up.


Looks more like a goiter than a coin when I put it onto Roosevelt's neck.



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Just picked up a new smallest coin (for me anyways): a 1/96 Stater from Ionia that dates back to 625 to 600 BC.
Wow! That is tiny! Very nice!
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Some British toy and model coins.

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