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Hello,

I know very little about World coins (I'm US type collector), but had a chance to acquire batch of about 150 coins.

Many were labeled, but some were not. With help of Numinsta, I have identified most, but are baffled with 3 coins or tokens.

Can someone identify what these are?



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The first one looks like: 1743 Bavarian commemorative medal, GERMAN STATES. PATRONA BAVARIAE - CARO MAG DUC BAVA. If a coin, it should be a silver Thaler. Cannot find it in Krause. Maybe a recent good-luck charm/medal if brass or copper.
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Far right is a token,Aladdin's Castle Arcade http://goccf.com/t/92915
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@CJ, nice stash! Can you please post close-up pics of the middle coin? It looks to me like it might be older than the others.
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I'm getting something like 34 mm on the German item, too small for a thaler.

Here is the same item:https://www.ebay.com/itm/Patrona-Ba...AOSwFKZZk0Yh

(though it has also been passed off as a thaler by another seller on ebay, too).
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You got it ebay item is identical.

Patrona Bavaria 1743 Medallion
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Quote:
Far right is a token,Aladdin's Castle Arcade http://goccf.com/t/92915
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Thank you
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nice stash! Can you please post close-up pics of the middle coin?


Thanks... here are the pics



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It's an ancient Roman coin of emperor Aurelian, who ruled 270-275 AD. Pretty sure it's RIC 352 on here, SAECVLI FELICITAS (Joyous Times), Aurelian standing with spear and globe:

http://www.wildwinds.com/coins/ric/aurelian/i.html

I added that in there for fun, but I thought I had at least put basic attribution info... sorry for that!

The coin is a double denarius, or Antoninianus. It was legally a silver coin, but by 270 would have been used about like we would use quarters or half dollars today; it was only about 2% silver and had negligible buying power.

And yes, the other coins are a token and a medal.

Glad the coins are finally getting the appreciation they deserved!
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I though you would know Finn235.

Thanks for the info. It was fun going through the coins and it will be stored in my newly created "World Coins" album.
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