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  1. argentum

    Help Please Identifying This Coin

    Many Thanks - i wouldnt have known where to start!
  2. sorry - I don't have a clue (evidently) what this is......
  3. thanks for the reply time for me to consider my options! Here's the obverse: http://i1018.photobucket.com/albums/af304/triple-agent/1847threepenceOB_zps7726aeff.jpg
  4. Hi, I am currently selling a holed 1847 threepence and was wondering what is a reasonable price to expect for this coin since it is quite rare? Thanks in advance. http://i1018.photobucket.com/albums/af304/triple-agent/1847threepenceREV_zpsfb021dea.jpg
  5. Hi Does anyone know what the larger of the two coins is please? (i have put it next to a maundy 1d to show its size) its very bad condition and not silver - seems like a fake to me thanks
  6. i have the following coin: 1871A GERMAN STATES PRUSSIA 1 VEREINSTHALER- WILHELM I But can find no records of it sold (plenty of 1870 etc.) it this year quite rare does anyone know? thanks in advance
  7. Oh I'm a permanent resident there.. but are you saying this isn't the argentum (John) we know and love? I thought from the first post that it wasn't John. We just need him to confirm now! I'm not John!
  8. Hi - the reverse is the same as the GB crown though? was there two types of aussie 1937 crown? Looks like a mule. How it would come about though, I'm not sure. OK, feasable, because presumably they are the same size and were struck at the same time by the mint. Oops, no. Apparently the Aussie coins were struck in Melborne. I wonder if someone has concocted it? What does it weigh argentum? Hi, the coin weighs 17.3g
  9. Hi - the reverse is the same as the GB crown though? was there two types of aussie 1937 crown?
  10. Hello Everyone I have a strange 1937 George VI Coronation Crown as it seems to be a replica - the lettering is different on the top of the obverse, it is thinner and very easily worn. (I have posted pics of it together with an original) Any ideas anyone? thanks
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