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I'm sure the "pill" has been posted here before, but here's mine: Very nice!  |
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Jeff, I picked up my 6 coin Britannia proof set early at $290. APMEX and others had them at $500 but they are sold out. However, because I like my set so much I searched and found some online and bought another. It's more that $290 but less than $500, so if you want the small denominations you need to hurry. https://crawleycoins.co.uk/product/...r-proof-set/Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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Beautiful onesies, Ariette! Love these little goldies - especially the Princess!
Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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08/10/2023 10:34 pm
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Love these little goldies - especially the Princess! Yeah, the Indian Princess is one of my favorite U.S. coin designs too! I hope to pick up a Type 3 some time in the near-ish future for my type set. |
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Some gold dollars: Nice examples! |
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2009 Belarus 1 kopeck:  |
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2009 Belarus 1 kopeck: Very nice! |
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1880 Maundy silver coins from United Kingdom. 1 penny: 11 mm 2 pence: 13 mm 3 pence: 16 mm 4 pence: 18 mm The US dime is 17.9 mm so that 4p isn't really tiny within the meaning of this thread... Strike that... according to wikipedia the 4p is 17.63 mm. Numista has it at 18 mm. PS: where can I get flips to fit? The smallest I have are Guardhouse brand for dimes.  Edited by jeffbuckes
08/22/2023 7:07 pm
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PS: where can I get flips to fit? I'm not aware of any. Many British dealers put the whole set in a standard size slip and separate them with staples. I use mylar album pages with pockets in strips that you slide in and out. Coincraft sell special Maundy cases: https://coincraft.com/10-maundy-set-casesEdited by NumisRob
08/23/2023 03:20 am
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1880 Maundy silver coins from United Kingdom. Lovely set! |
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Thanks NumisRob - I checked the website and the cases look nice, price is right, but shipping would be a bear. I'll stick to my 2x2s for now. I do get over to Ireland almost every year, maybe I can find a coin shop up North that will have these cases on hand. Hmmm.
PS: my Panama "pill" also needs a better home than a 2x2...!
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1868 Guatemala ¼ Real, 11.4 mm and 0.77 g  Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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1868 Guatemala ¼ Real, 11.4 mm and 0.77 g Outstanding! |
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Nabatea Aretas IV 9 BC-40 AD common circulating copper coinage AE12 although measuring it seems closer to 11mm from wear.   |
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