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Quote: Itty bitty Israeli coin Very nice! 
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United Kingdom -- 1 penny, 1892:   (diameter = 11mm)
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Quote: United Kingdom -- 1 penny, 1892: Very nice! 
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Kingdom of Hungary -- 1 denar, 1526:   (diameter = 15mm)
Edited by pepactonius 04/18/2019 10:12 am
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Quote: Kingdom of Hungary -- 1 denar, 1526: Excellent! 
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Panama -- 2.5 centesimos, 1975:   (diameter = 10 mm)
Edited by pepactonius 04/23/2019 12:39 pm
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Very nice! 
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333 1917, 1918, 1934 Uk three pence tiny holes!  
Edited by Canuckl 04/27/2019 5:25 pm
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Quote: 1917, 1918, 1934 Uk three pence tiny holes! Nice group! 
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1920 UK. 3 Pence.  
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Quote: 1920 UK. 3 Pence. Very nice! 
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1948 Netherlands. 10 cents. - Wilhelmina.  
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Quote: 1948 Netherlands. 10 cents. - Wilhelmina. Excellent! 
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How about limiting the size to 10mm or less? I found this interesting; Most numismatic experts around the world agree that the quarter silver tara of Vijayanagar is in fact the world's smallest coin. At .06 grams, and .44 mm, this miniscule coin is much too tiny to be very practical. John1 
Edited by John1 04/30/2019 8:23 pm
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I own a couple 2mm coins, but I'd need to see photos before I believe that a 0.44mm coin exists. The ones that I have (posted a few pages back) honestly look like someone took tiny gold nuggets and hammered them between two window screens. The Greeks did make a scant few coins sub-4mm with actual imaged on them, but these are extremely rare and seldom offered. And if it isn't hammered or struck, is it even a coin?
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