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Canada
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1901 Canada one cent.  
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Belgium
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Luxemburg, 5 and 10 Centimes 1901, on the obverse the first Grand Duke Adolphe.  
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United States
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United States
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1901 Canada 1 cent. Not very pretty, but its my only Canadian large cent. 
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United States
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United Kingdom
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Great Britain 1901 farthing and a cent and New Orleans Morgan dollar from the USA:   
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United States
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Portugal/Azores - 1901 10 reis:  
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United States
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Quote: I guess I have the Philly today ..  
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Canada
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Quote:@Joseph7420 I assume that the change in lettering on the Netherlands cent makes the legend more phonetic as in German, König is pronounced with a hard "k" at the end.  Quite possibly. What I find odd is that 1901 was not the year the spelling was permanently switched from then on, but that 1901 was the only year with the spelling with a K. I cannot find a definite answer as to why, so your suggestion is good enough for me.  ----- 1901: 1 cent from Hong Kong. 
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Bedrock of the Community
Canada
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1900: 5 öre from Sweden. 
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United States
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Germany -- 1900 10 pfennig:  
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United States
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Hungary 1900 bronze 2 Filler. Too worn to make a nice type, but a very scarce key year for a date collector.  
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Canada
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1900 Canada one cent.  
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United States
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United States
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Love that Lafayette Dollar muddler 
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