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Showing content with the highest reputation on 05/06/2023 in all areas

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    Sword
    When I was in holiday in Prague last year, I really liked the 50 Korun coin which is bimetallic (Copper and brass) with attractive obverse and reverse. The photos below are from Numista. Which designs of foreign coins do you like best?
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    secret santa
    Hang on a while - it may be worth a fortune.
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    Rob
    Haven't posted anything here for a few years, so I'll add a few. Like Sword, I also added a JH 3d. Plus an 1834 threehalfpence.
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    Sword
    This Egyptian one pound looks great. https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces26558.html
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    Rob
    ESC 3249 (1738). The last one I noticed went through Heritage in the last 5 years. Can't remember the date though.
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    pokal02
    The great coronation rip-off in full swing.. some joker wants £20,000 for the Charles 2022 50p (it's not even a proof!), and someone else £17,000-.. makes Coincraft look cheap!





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