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1786 Dated 2 Skilling Dansk - Countefeit? (Answer: No, Just Misidentified)

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A Danish mystery coin.

I picked this up today on a whim out of a box of unsorted world coins. Granted it's well circulated which may account for some loss in dimensions and weight, but it certainly seems to be significantly deficient in every aspect of the issue's specifications. Diameter is only 17.6 mm, thickness is just 0.4 mm, and it comes in light at 1.00 gram. More troubling is that the last year the type was supposedly struck was 1785.

See: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces42563.html

1786-Dated-2-Skilling-Dansk---Countefeit?-Answer:-No,-Just-Misidentified

1786-Dated-2-Skilling-Dansk---Countefeit?-Answer:-No,-Just-Misidentified

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It is actually a Norwegian coin (the crossed hammers below the arms show that): https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces72027.html
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Thank you, simply misidentified by me. I hadn't noticed the crossed hammers detail, & wouldn't have appreciated their significance even if I had.

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