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And of course the Half Crown, this is my last one for a while, I don't have any dated 1903, 04 or 05 as they are all hard dates, especially 1905.   This coin is pretty worn by my standards - barely VG - but it still a 1906 Halfcrown and caps off a continuous run of them from 1906 to 1951 in my collection  |
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I love all of the British coins and especially the gold! Here's a pair of Indian Head cent varieties for 1906, S-9 and S-22. I don't have a lot of "nice" 1906 coins, per se.   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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You and me both Paralyse, the gold half sovereign was a one off. Its all interesting rather than valuable from now on for me.   This is my best Liberty V nickel and its barely VG - still it may find good company with the next double eagle or eagle that is posted by Dorado and Pepactonius et al  |
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Another 1906 halfcrown:  Florin:  Penny:  Also from the UK, a 1906 Maundy Set:  |
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Nice Maundy set NumisRob! Here's a nice gored Indian ¼ Rupee - more of my legendary scrap silver masterpieces.   I can not for the life of me understand why people wanted to mutilate silver coins by putting holes through them - jewellery or belly dancing outfits? |
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1906 Jamaican halfpenny:  1906 IHC:  |
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1906 -- Kingdom of Norway, 2 kroner:
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(1905 on one side, 1906 on the other) For those of you who do not read Norwegian and are puzzled about the double dates: The coin is from 1906 and commemorates an important event in 1905, namely Norway's independence from the union with Sweden. That union lasted 1814-1905 and was generally disliked by the Norwegians, since they were not asked about their opinion - they were handed over from being in union with Denmark to being in union with Sweden in the aftermath of the Napoleonic wars - and the king had his residence in Sweden. |
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My last 1906 coin is a Canadian large cent.   Mine is in fairly okay condition, then again its not the only. 1906 dated Canadian cent we have seen here 1906 was a decent year for me, but 1905 is terrible, just 1 coin and its not even a Halfcrown  Then again, have you guys seen how rare 1905 Halfcrowns are, I turned the opportunity to buy one in Good condition for $175. |
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1906 Cent   |
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Keith that is a very nice 1906  |
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