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Muscat And Oman 1/4 Anna Composition

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For me it is sometimes confusing having conflicting info found in KM and Numista. Which is right?
The 1/4 Anna coin dated AH1315 is found in print to be made of copper, bronze or brass.
I'm curious if one of these might be a mistake?
Does the genuine coin come in copper & brass?
Or maybe copper & bronze?
Or maybe bronze & brass?
Anyone know for certain?
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 Posted 06/08/2023  04:22 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add sel_69l to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
NGC World Coin Values reveals all Muscat and Oman 1/4 Annas
to be made of copper.
?Perhaps patterns or trials could have been made in other than copper?

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I have been looking for both types of the M&O square 20 Baisa coins, for more than 30 years.

I believe I have the Worlds second largest collection of 80 different machine struck square coins, minted strictly for large scale circulation. As far as I can tell, a guy in Denmark has a bigger collection square coins than mine.

Almost all of them have a collector value of less than a couple of dollars or so, (which is why maybe very few people have bothered to build such a collection).
All of them are in base metals
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