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How Far Back Can We Go? Fourth Edition! Ended At 1461 Waiting On 1460 C. E. (A. H. 864)

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1840 1/4 Rupee, British East India. Victoria.

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1839 3 Kreuzer, Baden-Württemberg. Wilhelm I.

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Great Britain 1838 silver Maundy twopence:

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1838 O dime

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1838 Half dollar


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Finally, 1838.. time to post one of my all-time favorite designs.
Actually I have two of these, with different assayer's initials.
1838 South Peru (Cuzco) 8 reales; assayer 'B.A.':

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1838 South Peru (Cuzco) 8 reales; assayer 'M.S.'; (photo'd through slab):

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North and South Peru at this time were independent states that only lasted for a couple of years, which was long enough to have produced some truly fantastic coinage.
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Finally, 1838.. time to post one of my all-time favorite designs.
Actually I have two of these, with different assayer's initials.
1838 South Peru (Cuzco) 8 reales; assayer 'B.A.':
1838 South Peru (Cuzco) 8 reales; assayer 'M.S.'; (photo'd through slab):
Both are very nice!
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USA 1838 Quarter


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Love those south Peru 8R's ...
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"1838" 1/2 Gulden, Baden-Württemberg

A silver medalet/token struck in 1875 or thereafter to commemorate Carl Knorr of Knorr Soup fame upon his death. High fineness silver, very attractively toned, and in a black presentation snapcase lined with blue velvet.

The obverse is a portrait of Knorr, and the reverse is the reverse used on 1/2 Gulden coins issued by Württemberg in 1838, the year in which Knorr founded his famous soup mix company in Heilbronn.

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US -- 1837 10 cents:

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1837-K 6 Kreuzer of Sachsen-Meiningen.

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Of course, it just happened to be today (yesterday forum-time) that I acquired another coin from 1839. Oh well—guess I have something new to post in the fifth edition.

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1837: 1 penny from Lower Canada.

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Great Britain halfcrown 1837 - King William IV:

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French 5 Francs 1837, King Louis Philippe

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