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Thank you all  . yeah, I think this is a really great activity, it's a lot of fun and you get to see a lot of different coins. However, I only have one date left that I will be able to use once 1830 is up, So I really hope there will be a ninth edition  |
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1836 UK groat: that is a really neat looking Coin NumisRob I can't say that I have ever seen one of those before! Edited by TeeEss86
03/07/2025 04:36 am
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Thanks TeeEss86 - they are little silver coins, smaller than a dime, worth four English pence. The groat is a very historic denomination dating back originally to the 13th century, but the last issue was in 1888 - by then the silver threepence was considered more convenient. I'm afraid my last 1836 UK coin isn't as nice...  1836 UK farthing:  Edited by NumisRob
03/07/2025 04:52 am
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1836 UK farthing: I can see the obverse has the same Image as the Groat. Is the reverse the same as well? |
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Is the reverse the same as well? Virtually the same, Britannia by Wyon. A similar seated figure of Britannia was used on most English copper and bronze coins from the late 1600s until decimalisation, and adopted later for the cupro-nickel 50 pence until 2008, but the groat was the only silver coin with the seated Britannia. Edited by NumisRob
03/07/2025 05:47 am
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1836 Capped Bust Quarter:  
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Fantastic coins, everyone! mysilveryears, that Peru 8 reales has me drooling!  I have 4 1/4 Real from Mexico to image - one that may be real, and 3 that are horrible fakes. Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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Four 1/4 reales - a genuine but unfortunately harshly cleaned one and three cast fakes: Mexico 1/4 Real 1836  Mexico 1/4 Real 1836 fake a  Mexico 1/4 Real 1836 fake b  Mexico 1/4 Real 1836 fake c  Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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