Follow the lead - Country, denomination, date or the profile on the Obverse.

[DerickR-migration]

Good to see you here too!

[mycoincollection-migration]

[brg5658]

I have a 1965 of that one!

 

[mycoincollection-migration]

 

Bad pics.

[mycoincollection-migration]

Lets start again.

 

[trozau]

1855 Bavaria 2 Gulden

 

[lordmarcovan]

So... Bavaria...

 

To Germany, then, with a different German state?

 

 

 

[jgenn]

1595 Saxony-Albertine Taler

[greysoldier]

Lets got to East Germany (DDR), a few years later...

 

 

greysoldier

 

 

 

[Dev30RSA-migration]

20 centimes 1992

[Techwriter]

How about:

CANADA 1858 20 Cents

 

[Techwriter]

Or perhaps

CANADA 1858 1 cent

 

 

Interesting varieties on this one:

Die Break in 'A' of GRA

Partial 'E' in REGINA

and there is a partial (minor) die rotation between obverse and reverse

[greysoldier]

How about Queen Victoria on a Maundy fourpence from Great Britain?

 

[Yarm]

[Silverman999]

On 4/6/2007 at 10:25 AM, rbrown4 said:

Another France - More modern though.

 

Anyone interested in a the 1974 Fleurs de Coins - Proof Set?

 

 

 

[Silverman999]

Just now, Silverman999 said:

 

I have never seen that coin, thanks for sharing it.

[Silverman999]

I thought I would share my favorite coin.  I am not sure why I like this one so much, but now I have 11 of them... :)Only 10 shown here...the 10th one is in a large NGC graded holder.