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1637 escalin (6 patards or stuivers) of the Duchy of Brabant: Outstanding colour on that example!  |
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Austria 3 Kreuzer 1637:   "If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
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"The danger we all now face is distinguishing between what is authentic and what is performed."
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Austria 3 Kreuzer 1637: Excellent! |
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Austria 3 Kreuzer 1637 That collar gets bigger again in a few days  I've got another big hunk of Low Countries silver (OK, probably New World silver made into coin in Antwerp). 1636 patagon of the Duchy of Brabant.   |
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pretty nice coins |
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1635 teston of Nicholas Francois of Lorraine, struck in Florence. Related to my 1638 coin .., when Chares IV was forced from the throne of Lorraine in 1634, he first abdicated in favor of his brother Nicholas. But Nicholas abdicated back to Charles just 4 months later. This coin was struck in Florence in Nicholas' name while he was in exile there (nice work if you can get it  ). He was the great-grandfather of the Francois of Lorraine who married Maria-Theresa and began the Hapsburg-Lorraine dynasty.   Edited by tdziemia
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Related to my 1638 coin Very interesting history - thank you for sharing. Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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Gotta make up for blowing off this thread for a couple days (special thx to @tdz for keeping us moving!) Bouillon & Sedan 2 Liards 1635:   Nevers-Rethel Double Tournois 1635:   "If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
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Time for some mindless statistics? First 100 years (2025-1926) - 335 pages Next 100 years (1925-1826) - 194 pages Next 100 years (1825-1726) - 50 pages Next 100 years (1725-1626) - 31 pages (estimate... we are at 29 with 9 days left) Not quite an exponential decay curve, but you get the picture. And no shock that FAR fewer coins get posted after 1800. For 1634, a Thirty Years' War coin of the Silesian Evangelical Estates (the Protestant nobility and merchants in opposition to Emperor Ferdinand):   The provocative reverse legend translates as "If God is with us, who could be against us?" |
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Time for some mindless statistics? Well done. And great work, you and Spence, for keeping us going over the weekend.  |
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Here is the start of an Elbing 1/24 Thaler date run for me (1634):   "If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
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Also 30 years' war coins (Swedish occupation). I've got a mix of denominations from there. Here is a schilling/solidus from 1633:  
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France Double Tournois 1633   Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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Here is the start of an Elbing 1/24 Thaler date run for me (1634): Outstanding! |
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I've got a mix of denominations from there. Here is a schilling/solidus from 1633: Quote:
France Double Tournois 1633 A nice start to 1633! |
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