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5 Shillings 1804 - Countermarks - Help Needed

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 Posted 12/16/2017  05:25 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add antoniohartz to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Hi!

Please, someone can help me identifying these countermarks over a 1804 5 Shillings?

5-Shillings-1804---Countermarks---Help-Needed
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5-Shillings-1804---Countermarks---Help-Needed

Many thanks!

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@AH, I don't know the answer, but you might have luck posting your coin in this thread so that @exoguy is sure to see it:

http://goccf.com/t/126486

The G/BG marks might be a maveric counterstamp. Here is what @exoguy has said previously:


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The "UK" witnessed many, early 1800's countermarked or counterstamped (terms mostly used synonymously by us on this side of the Atlantic) coins, marked by merchants. There were many occupations, like cutlers, liquor dealers, metal smiths, etc. Often, there's a name, occupation and/or street and town all stamped on the coin. These have some value to them. Random initials have little or no value, except to perhaps an owner whose initials they are.
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