Hello and something you might not have seen before

[Siggi Palma]

Good evening everyone,

I would just like to say hello as this is my first post here.

And show you something you might not have seen before.

Once in a blue moon you find something like this.

These are trial coins from the Royal mint. The aluminum was

not introduced to the 10 Aurar untill 1970. At the moment

they are being graded at NGC in the US and it has taken

weeks and many emails from them to reach the end of their

grading. Hopefully next week.

None of the four biggest auction houses have answered my

question regards to price. And that was to be expected.

They dont have a clue what to do with them.

I would love to hear what you think about these. Or if you

have any information regards to their history.

These types of trial coins were given out quietly

for specific purposes and are rare as you would imagine.

Or did I miss something in my research

Glad to be on board folks. I know i´ll be asking a few questions

from time to time.

Best regards

Siggi

Photos of the twins

[Peter]

Hi & Welcome

It will be interesting how this develops.

A minority collector interest but youy never know.

[Siggi Palma]

This would fall into my catagory of collecting rare specimens.

You can see some of my collection here.

www.palmasoncollection.com

[Peckris]

This would fall into my catagory of collecting rare specimens.

You can see some of my collection here.

www.palmasoncollection.com

I imagine those trials are extremely rare. As ever though, rarities depend on the size of the market for them. The very famous 1933 penny would fetch 10 times the price of an equally rare bun penny variety. It would certainly feel good to own something that rare though.

[Siggi Palma]

This would fall into my catagory of collecting rare specimens.

You can see some of my collection here.

www.palmasoncollection.com

I imagine those trials are extremely rare. As ever though, rarities depend on the size of the market for them. The very famous 1933 penny would fetch 10 times the price of an equally rare bun penny variety. It would certainly feel good to own something that rare though.

That I know from my collection, Rarity does not equale high prices. Often it is the other way around.

[Hello17]

This would fall into my catagory of collecting rare specimens.

You can see some of my collection here.

www.palmasoncollection.com

I imagine those trials are extremely rare. As ever though, rarities depend on the size of the market for them. The very famous 1933 penny would fetch 10 times the price of an equally rare bun penny variety. It would certainly feel good to own something that rare though.

That I know from my collection, Rarity does not equale high prices. Often it is the other way around.

yes.

that is true and

thats all folks