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NEPAL: Lichchhavi Dynasty: Manadeva, ca. 464-505, AE unit (13.97g), Mitch-197, lion left, holding up his right paw / seated deity, nice strike, pleasing Very Fine, R.
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FRIESLAND: AR 14 stuivers (½ florin) (7.94g), 1686, KM-A8, Verkade-127.2, nice Fine, S.
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WEST FRIESLAND: AR 6 stuivers (5.11g), 1759, KM-102.3, crowned arms / sailing ship, choice Very Fine, R.
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WEST FRIESLAND: AR 10 stuivers (5.26g), 1786, KM-150, crowned arms / standing figure leaning at column, attractive Very Fine, R.
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ZEELAND: AR 6 stuivers, 1776, KM-90, sailing ship, choice About Uncirculated.
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RUSSIA: AE 5 kopecks, Ekaterinburg, 1803, Cr-115.1, B-109, lovely Extremely Fine.
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ST. THOMAS & PRINCE: escudo, 1948, KM-9, Brilliant Uncirculated, RR.
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SCOTLAND: Alexander III, 1249-1286, AR penny (1.39g), S-5056, struck 1280-86, Fine.
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SIERRA LEONE: AE penny token (17.01g), 1807, KM-Tn1.1, bronze "slave trade abolished" token, Very Fine.
David Vice says in his Coinage of British West Africa, that the pieces made not in proof state were intended to circulate at trading establishments in Sierra Leone. Britain outlawed the slave trade in 1807 and the following year took over this territory from the Sierra Leone Company of London. This interesting and historic piece thereby marks a sea change for the colony. Examples weighing over 24 grams are not tokens but medals struck after 1814.
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SPAIN: BR 10 centavos, ND (1936), KM-1, Civil War issue of Puebla de Cazalla, About Uncirculated, RR.
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MAJORCA: AR 30 sueldos, 1808, Cr-L7.2, choice Extremely Fine.
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MAJORCA: AR 30 sueldos, 1821, Cr-L53.1, Very Fine to Extremely Fine.
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SUDAN: BI 20 piastres (20.63g), Omdurman, AH1310 year 8, KM-15, bold strike, lovely Very Fine to Extremely Fine.
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SWEDEN: Johan III, 1568-1592, AR 2 riksdaler (57.65g), ND, SM-20, mount well removed, minor tooling in fields, still attractive Very Fine to Extremely Fine, RRR.
Because this denomination was intended primarily for presentation awards, nearly all known specimens have been mounted.
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SWEDEN: AR 2 mark, ND (1651), KM-210, crude Very Fine, RR.
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SWEDEN: AE øre (42.36g), 1676, KM-264a (photo slightly reduced), choice Very Fine.
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SWEDEN: AE daler, 1718, KM-357, Görtz emergency daler, About Uncirculated.
Swedish war emergency money issued from 1715 to 1719 in copper coins to replace the much larger silver daler in use before the war. The name Görtz daler refers to Gottorp-Holstein's baron Georg Heinrich von Schlitz (called Görtz), Geheimrat and finance minister at the time. To prevent forgeries Sweden's government issued 10 different types in successive editions.
Sweden's governemnt ultimately failed to buy the old coins from the market and to exchange them for coins of a more appropriate nominal value. In February 1719 Görtz had to pay for the general dissatisfation with his beheading in Stockholm. The government's promise to accept the worthless coins as proper payment as soon as peace arrived was hardly kept after the piece of Nystad in 1721. Coins were accepted yet only for half their nominal value at 16 öre. The remaining coins began to circulate as 1 öre coins with some of them were overstruck with the new value.
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SWEDEN: Fredrick I, 1720-1751, AR öre, 1722 LC, KM-382, Uncirculated, S.
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SWEDEN: Fredrick I, 1720-1751, AR 10 öre, Stockholm, 1739, KM-425, choice Very Fine, S.
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GENEVA: AR 6 sols, 1776 IG, KM-82a, Uncirculated.
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SWITZERLAND: AR shooting medal (38.34g), Winterthur, Zürich, 1895, Martin-1046, Eidgenossisches Schutzenfest, 1895, silver, 45mm; inside a central wreath, city views of Winterthur, above, the head of a crossbow, on either side insets of Helvetica and a Roman figure, at the bottom a garnished Coat of Arms of Winterthur / half-nude Helvetica seated on a balcony holing out an olive branch, cross of Switzerland above, 5,060 pieces minted, Extremely Fine.
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THAILAND: AR 2 baht, ND (ca. 1863), Y-12, nice Very Fine to Extremely Fine, R.
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LANNATHAI: Anonymous, ca. 1350-1545, AR tamlung (62.31g), Chiengmai, Mitch-2747, one test mark, Very Fine, R.
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TUNISIA: AR 10 francs, AH1372/1952, KM-M4, Uncirculated.
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QU'AITI STATE OF SHIHR & MUKALLA: AE khumsi, al-Mukalla, AH1276, KM-52, graded au on the slab, but actually just xf, ANACS graded AU-55.
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KATHIRI STATE OF SEIYUN & TARIM: AR riyal, AH1307, KM-35, c/m on 1780 Maria Theresa, lightly cleaned Very Fine on ef host.
This countermark is considered by many to be a spurious issue.
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