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Everything posted by deemas
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German coins is not a low quality silver but they are always springy
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Can't find the similar. Need your help to identify. Thank you in advance.
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I've thought the same. Seems the silver is more springy as used on most Germans coins. The British coins are made from much softer silver. May be a way of remelting the Kufic coins?
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Thank you guys!
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I think they are. Someone can help with it's mintage?
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Thank you for clarifying!
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Hi Friends! What do you guys think? Is it a Harald II, or it's just my mistake?
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Cannot identify it at all
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Thank You Stu!
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Sorry for bad pictures guys. Will try to make life better I still did not realize how that's work here. So, the images:
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Yeah, i’ve thought exact that
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I'am new here. can someone help me identifying the smaller coin at the right corner below. Other coins shown are Edelred, Cnut and Harthacnut Thank you
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Harald I and another Edward the Confessor?
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Wow, such a knowledge. Thanks Rob!
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There no such a coins in the area I live I just get them in a trade for the army patches But it's a really hard to understand them all, and even a mint
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and obverse https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipNdAJutizdsKvl9jDr0aXiLBOAK5nDX5IyTBTxr_1YjEf9j6hV3YW-f9BlPtrKZJQ/photo/AF1QipN210itPvKoJp5LmTAE_GlANebMALO0leHa5dha?key=U2xnWnpQZE51a1JTMmdrNmNzT0VWMUhOZjN1SW5R The image doesn't inserted to the post, and I cannot post more pictures Thank you Ukstu
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Thank you. No, I ve just get a small collection approx a 30 of them are approx a same period. Here is then one Harald I and another Edward the confessor of Pacx type as I understand
