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Very interesting Matteo, never seen one of these before! (I normally skip the world coin pages in catalogues I receive and on-line!)

Welcome to this excellent Forum by the way, it is by far the best there is for old English coins! :)

Thanks paulus and congratulations for your coin collection... :)

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Very nice Matteo. Both the coin and that it has provenance to an earlier collection!

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A great looking piece of gold.

Lets have some more. :)

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1 Mark 1914 E


0.900 silver


Muldenhütten mint


Jaeger No. 17


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Australia


Florin 1963


Elizabeth II


0.500 silver


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I love to see what floats people boats.

Nice coins. :)

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Genova

Doge : Pietro Campofregoso ( 1450-58 )

Petachina ( it's the name of this type of coins )

Weight : 1,0 g.

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Don't hold me to it because this isn't my area of collecting, but that looks an awful lot like pewter..

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Don't hold me to it because this isn't my area of collecting, but that looks an awful lot like pewter..

It's silver ... Maybe it's the photo not perfect and maybe it's because the precedent owner cleaned it too much

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Matteo, i can see what Nordle means, by cleaning, what would the precious owner clean it with? Did you buy from a reputable source, the surface of the OBV does't look great, but as with Nordle i'm no expert on foreign coins, just things that look suspect. Could this have been a shipwrecked coin?

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Matteo, i can see what Nordle means, by cleaning, what would the precious owner clean it with? Did you buy from a reputable source, the surface of the OBV does't look great, but as with Nordle i'm no expert on foreign coins, just things that look suspect. Could this have been a shipwrecked coin?

It could be but I don't know ... this coin comes from France maybe it has been found by a detectorist and than cleaned , the price was quite good so I decided to buy it ..... many collectors of this mint have seen it and for every it is good ... it need just to be toned but for this there is no problem

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Arrived this morning from last Gorny Morsh auction ...

Mytilene or Metelin

Francesco II Gattilusio ( sold as Francesco I but new studies have attributed this coin to Francesco II )

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The conservation is not perfect but for this type it is quite good

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Balwins had one earlier this year, correctly attributed I believe but not half as good as yours.

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Balwins had one earlier this year, correctly attributed I believe but not half as good as yours.

Yes , you are right . I remember the auction , there were some of this coins in very low conservation .... some were interesting but prices were quite high.

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It is because of the prices that I remembered it. Over one hundred pounds for the metelin which is crazy.

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Metelin

Jacobo ( or Giacomo ) Gattilusio ( 1404 - 1428 )

Ducato

weight : 3,50 g

ex Andreas D. Mazarakis collection ( published on his book )

ex Varesi 67 lot 424

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Ooo nice :)

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1/6 Taler 1786


George III


Braunschweig-Lüneburg


Calenberg-Hannover


fine silver


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beautiful coin ChKy

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Many thanks!!

PS interesting coin club

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Bavaria

Ludwig II

1 Kreuzer 1868

0.166 silver

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