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Selection of coins

By woodchip35, in Beginners area

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Nonmortuus    848

Nonmortuus
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Hi Woodchip. Welcome.

It looks like a collection of sixpences, threepences, shillings and a Soveriegn (maybe half?) ranging from William IV to George V.

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Typo on phone.

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Nick1697    13

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The coin with a hole in it appears to be an American coin, a silver 3 cent. I believe they call it a trime.

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