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Image 1 — 1400s gold coin
Image 2 — 1400s gold coin
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1400s gold coin

Heool

I acquired this coin from a lcs some 25 years ago. I do not know much of the history behind it other than its likely 1400s era. Ive tried identification and come up with some that had similar features but figured out of the coin subs, this would be the one to ask

u/SuccessfulProblem808 — 1 hour ago
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Coin inheritance from Opa (German Grandfather)

At long last I have something cool to post about here! Not only did I inherit a few pounds of junk silver coins (which I will also go through in detail) but he had these separated for obvious reasons. Who knows where he got them but they are goddamn cool. Any info would be appreciated!

Posted the reverse and observe. Can post more if anyone wants to see closer.

thank you in advance!

u/funkdoctorspock1 — 5 hours ago

What are these exactly?

i happened to find these at a flea market. I didnt think to ask about them when I got it, so thats my own fault.

u/No_Maintenance878 — 1 hour ago
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1882-B 1/4 rupee

Sharing my 1882 -B 1/4 rupee coin. This is graded as MS65 by PCGS.

u/reddittunnu — 3 months ago
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Smashed quarter or mis struck gold?

I would love feedback from anyone that might know something about this coin. When I first came upon it (arrived to me in a jewelry bag I purchased from Goodwill), I thought it was just a quarter that someone put on the train tracks. but over the years, as I learned more about coins and misstriking, I thought maybe that's what I had. Thoughts? I'd also love to know what it's worth, if anyone has an educated guess! Thanks in advance!

u/CuriousCurations — 8 hours ago

Moneda rara

Alguien sabría decirme qué moneda es esta, he intentado buscar por internet pero no me fue bien, espero alguien tenga algún conocimiento.

u/SignificanceFalse616 — 2 hours ago

What auction site is best for British india coins?

I bought this coin and i want to put it at auction because according to NGC it could possibly be worth upwards of 1500 to 2500!!! For this grade… a MS63 is worth 3000!!!

u/LegacyCollectibles4U — 5 hours ago

Come on, really?

https://preview.redd.it/4p23cjs52ntg1.jpg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=838d365b6186a867c7637de42053cb592e296b97

https://preview.redd.it/yr5r39dd2ntg1.jpg?width=2048&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=70e17090b0206bcba8da605fff0a4fb1aa77dc27

Yesterday, I was carrying some graded coins into my “coin room” to put them safely in my binders, Then my small safe. But one coin slipped, from what had to be at most 4 feet and cracked the obverse of the case. This ruined my day Becuase the coin ha beautiful toning and I was about to send it off to CAC for stickering, not I have to send it back in for re-holdering. what’s worse is I have dropped coins from much higher and the cases were fine, even one time a dropped a silver eagle form what had to be seven Feet straight onto a parking lot as I was trying to walk out of me coin shop after buying it and the case was fine. I’m not super mad about this and not really looking for any reason why the case would have done this, just thought I would share this Becuase it just felt like an interesting thing to me. I don’t mind getting it reholdered, but again, it is a little annoying. And No, dropping graded coins is not something that happens a lot for me.

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u/ProfessionalBunch870 — 3 hours ago
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Struck-Through error on 2026 P Mayflower Compact Quarter

I also have an unopened roll and bag direct from the US Mint. Should I open and check for errors?

u/I_buy_silver — 8 hours ago

BRO HAHAHAHA WHAT IS THIS?

Is An 1€ coin but in the reverse it have the face of Francisco franco of spain, it’s modified

u/Alvarezz2013VdC — 11 hours ago
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I found a box of old coins amd I am new to this but most are not american coins. There are Italian, great Britain, Canadian, pesos. Found what I believe are 3 steel pennies from 1943 and there also very tiny american coins that I have never seen before. One penny that is dated 1960 has a smooth back

u/brittanybitch88 — 16 hours ago
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I know it's not considered a double die, but is this still doubling?

this 2003 d is really really beautiful, but I just noticed this now when I zoomed in on it. is it considered doubling? I know it's not like the super rare one but still curious...

u/LockedDoorOpenWindow — 7 hours ago
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