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1918 Netherlands. 1 cent- Wilhelmina.   |
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1918 -- Colony of Eritrea, 1 tallero:   |
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1918 UK. 3 Pence- George V 1st issue; incl. Maundy   |
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Bedrock of the Community
Canada
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1918 A Germany. 5 Pfennig- Wilhelm II type 2 - small shield.   |
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Bedrock of the Community
Canada
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1918 Canada. One cent- George V with "DEI GRA"   Edited by Dorado
05/02/2020 12:06 am
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1918 Canada. 5 cents- George V with Dei Gratia.   . |
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1918 -- United Mexican States, 20 pesos:   |
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1918 Canada. 10 cents - George V.   |
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1918 -- Republic of Peru, 1 libra:   |
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1918 -- United States, 50 cents:   |
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Great coins guys - Pepa (I hope you don't mind that as your name is quite long and technical for my simple dyslexic brain to type out). I love your sovereign. 1918 is my least impressive of the late 1910s years. A very average Half Crown for this year to start off with.   Probably gVG condition - it starts a mediocre series of British coins I have (Except a nice penny). However 1917 and 1916 are going to be BUMPER years for me. |
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This penny is a lot nicer, even if cleaned probably with citric acid (Lemon based) sometime in the past.   Some unknown worn papery/cardboard gunk adheres to the Obverse, otherwise its a gFine near VF penny pretty much. 1918 is such an interesting year, with the end of the war and 1918 pandemic of influenza, similar to Covid 19 - 20 - 30 million people died, more than WW1 in total. In New Zealand 8,750 died out of a population of 1.1 million.  This book was really interesting and a great lockdown project for me to read. Edited by Princetane
05/02/2020 12:49 am
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Amazed no one has posted anything in 5 hours.   Here is a nice farthing, again unknown stain on back, but I bought most of these English bronze coins in a collection in February and there was extensive staining on many and it was in a 1970s style PVC album. I removed everything straight away and hot washed, letting it dry and then sit exposed for a few days before sorting and adding to new storage in either Plastic bags or coin holders made of mylar. Again I can't be held responsible for the imbecile owners before me. |
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Great coins everyone! Pepactonius - love the gold - and the Eritrean Tallero!  Some of my British coins for 1918: Halfpenny, Heaton Mint (H) penny: shilling, florin and halfcrown:      |
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My 25 Centimes from Belgium dated 1918 is pretty much in a basal state.   "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."
-----King Adz
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