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Quote: 1976S Bicentennial Eisenhower dollar Excellent! 
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Britain - 1837 Halfpenny. EF+ William IV. Only 349,400 minted for this last-year issue. Ex: Seaby (CNG)   Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel (German States) - 1785 MC 16 Gute Groschen (2/3 C.Thaler) Karl Wilhelm Ferdinand. AR 32mm. Light adjustment marks, otherwise as struck.  
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Quote: Britain - 1837 Halfpenny. EF+ William IV. Only 349,400 minted for this last-year issue. Ex: Seaby (CNG) Quote: Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel (German States) - 1785 MC 16 Gute Groschen (2/3 C.Thaler) Karl Wilhelm Ferdinand. AR 32mm. Light adjustment marks, otherwise as struck.
Nice coins! 
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Thanks Dorado!
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Quote: Thanks Dorado! You are Welcome!
Edited by Dorado 07/18/2019 2:50 pm
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Nice group! 
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Ireland - "King" James II May 1690 Half Crown (30 Pence) "Gun Money" - Dublin mint ANACS F15 (old small holder) Late die state with numerous die cracks and recutting. James II was plotting to retake his place on the British throne by force. Unable to pay wages or expenses with precious metal coins, he offered these coins made from melted brass and other metals as a sort of "I.O.U." with the promise to redeem them for lawful gold and silver coins once he was King of England again, a promise never kept. 
Member ANA - EAC - TNA - SSDC - CCT #890 "Most of the things worth doing in the world had been declared impossible before they were done." -- Louis D. Brandeis
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United States -- 5 dollars, 1996:  
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Quote: Britain - 1837 Halfpenny. EF+ William IV. Only 349,400 minted for this last-year issue. @paralyse, I'll echo dorado's comment on a nice pair of acquisitions. I don't have British coins any more, but know that many of those William IV issues are tough. I'll add this one that's been on my list for a little while, and I just picked up on ebay of all places. It's the earliest dated coin issued under authority of the Polish crown. 1507 polgrosz (1/2 groschen) Krakow mint.  
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Nice additions! 
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United Mexican States -- 10 pesos, 1956:  
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Britain - 1866 Shilling - Victoria Die #57; well-circulated but not damaged.  
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Russia 5 rubles from 2015. It commemorates the 170th Anniversary of the Russian Geographic Society  
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Quote: Russia 5 rubles from 2015. It commemorates the 170th Anniversary of the Russian Geographic Society Nice coin! 
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