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Nice examples! 
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Pillar of the Community
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United States -- 5 dollars, 2011:  
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Quote: United States -- 5 dollars, 2011: Very nice! 
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Pillar of the Community
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Duchy of Brabant 1636 Patagon, Antwerp mint. Obverse is crowned cross (saltire) of Burgundy. Reverse is the crowned coat of arms of Philip IV (more commonly seen on CCF on Spanish colonials), surrounded by the collar of the Order of the Golden Fleece.  
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Quote: Duchy of Brabant 1636 Patagon, Antwerp mint. Excellent! 
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1942 Netherlands. 10 Cents - Wilhelmina German Occupation.  
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Moderator
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Nice example! 
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Argentine Republic -- 1 peso, 2013:  
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Very nice! 
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1822 Kingdom of Bavaria (German states) 1 Pfennig.- Maximilian I Joseph.  
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Simple example! 
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1942 UK. Half Crown- George VI 1st type.  
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"And now for something completely different..." The Saudi Arabia coart of arms is simply crossed swords with a palm tree above (no shield):  
Edited by tdziemia 08/08/2020 1:57 pm
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Nice examples! 
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United States -- 1 dollar (1 oz Ag), 2013:  
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