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I might as well participate with the previous round's twin...  1921-D Mercury dime |
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1966 Bahamas.
Two Dollars. 2 for Silver content 1 for the 'mingos .5 for mint location, The Queen still rules in the Bahamas  Love it Quote:
1921-D Mercury Dime 1 point for sliver content 1 point for date on the board The Board Keith 2.5 Dorado 3.5 jbuck 2 |
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Any other date would be but matching this one exactly will get you 6 points I thought the -1 was because there was no Elvis. |
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So, then, my Gallipoli florin, minted in London.   |
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So, then, my Gallipoli florin, minted in London. That's a lovely coin. I'm a bit confused about the scoring on this one. Not sure when Australia truly was on their own, but going with 1901, It's a 6. If the date is actually when Australia had full legal autonomy it's 4.5. Date- 1 Animals - 1 Silver % - 2 Mint - 2 The BoardKeith 2.5 Dorado 3.5 jbuck 2 Arkie 6 |
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 -Minted in San Francisco (S) -.72 silver -Older than 1944 |
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Nice The BoardKeith 2.5 Dorado 3.5 jbuck 2 Arkie 6 bd251 5 |
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Looking good!  |
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United Kingdom -- 1 florin, 1849:   +2 -- .925 silver +1 -- 1849 +1 -- multiple lions on reverse |
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For whatever reason, I've got a bunch of Australian coins from 1943, but this Shilling is my highest denomination.   "If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
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"The danger we all now face is distinguishing between what is authentic and what is performed."
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Minted in Philadelphia:  In Memory of Crazyb0 12-26-1951 to 7-27-2020
In Memory of Tootallious 3-31-1964 to 4-15-2020
In Memory of T-BOP 10-12-1949 to 1-19-2024
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The BoardKeith 2.5 Dorado 3.5 jbuck 2 Arkie 6 bd251 5 pepactonius 4 Spence 6 Spruett 3 With the first 6 point coin Arkie is the winner!
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Nice work @gincoin--8 respondents is just one or two fewer than my massive Elvis competition a few back. "If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
-----Ghanaian proverb
"The danger we all now face is distinguishing between what is authentic and what is performed."
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1641 Dutch Leeuwendaalder from Gelderland   Post your oldest crown-sized (at least 25 grams silver, at least 72% silver) coins. No Maria Theresa thalers unless you can prove when it was restruck. But Jbuck has special permission to post a silver Ike if he wants to. |
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I think my MTT is a mid-to-late 20th century restrike, so this is the best I can do...   France, Second Kingdom, July Monarchy, Louis-Philippe I 5 francs, 1831-D (Lyon mint) KM#744.2, Numista 18352(I'm assuming it counts for its nominal weight of 25 grams, even though my example had technically worn down to about 24 grams by now. Otherwise my best entry appears to be a Morgan dollar from 1921; I'd have to look for the specific coin.) |
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