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Are world coinserrors recognized?

Started by pubcrawler317-migration,

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TomB

TomB

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It looks like machine doubling, not a doubled die. I don't know of any service that designates machine doubling. Also, is that a coin or is that a token?

spiny

spiny

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Definitely machine doubling.

 

I asked the same thing when I first came across some of them, TomB. They are listed in the Krause with KM numbers and not TN numbers, but I think anything with "Good For" on it should be a token...

satootoko

satootoko

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It's a coin.. 1921 - 1 Franc piece.
Produced at the Paris Mint, despite the Chamber of Commerce legend and the absence of Republique Francais. During the 1920s the same design was also used for 50 centimes and 2 francs, all struck in aluminum-bronze.
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