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- Later Victorian pennies like these are very common. You could pick these up for no more than 50 pence each.Later Victorian pennies like these are very common. You could pick these up for no more than 50 pence each.
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- This silver Rupee from the Princely State of Jaisalmer has two interesting marks: the bird is the mintmark of Jaisalmer under the reign of Ranjit Singh (1846-1864) and the parasol is the symbol of Jaisalmer.
Rupee, Jaisalmer, Ranjit Singh & Victoria, ND (1860)
Silver, 22 mm, 11 g
N#1604This silver Rupee from the Princely State of Jaisalmer has two interesting marks: the bird 🐦 is the mintmark of Jaisalmer under the reign of Ranjit Singh (1846-1864) and the parasol ☂️ is the symbol of Jaisalmer. 🪙 Rupee, Jaisalmer, Ranjit Singh & Victoria, ND (1860) Silver, 22 mm, 11 g N#1604
0 Comments 0 Shares 365 Views - This 1813 1-Real coin from the United Provinces of the Río de la Plata is considered as the first Argentine coins, showing the Sun of May.
The 8-Escudo coin of the same year is celebrated on the 1-Peso coin from 1994-2016, with a smart bimetallic design.
1 Real, United Provinces of the Río de la Plata, 1813
Silver, 3.4 g, 21 mm.
N# 28887
1 Peso, Argentine, 1995
Copper-aluminium-nickel center in copper-nickel ring, 6.4 g, 23 mm
N# 2217This 1813 1-Real coin from the United Provinces of the Río de la Plata is considered as the first Argentine coins, showing the Sun of May. The 8-Escudo coin of the same year is celebrated on the 1-Peso coin from 1994-2016, with a smart bimetallic design. 📷 1 Real, United Provinces of the Río de la Plata, 1813 Silver, 3.4 g, 21 mm. N# 28887 📷 1 Peso, Argentine, 1995 Copper-aluminium-nickel center in copper-nickel ring, 6.4 g, 23 mm N# 2217
0 Comments 0 Shares 447 Views - The Chinese emperor Qin Shi Huang (254-210 BC) is known for his gigantic mausoleum housing the Terracotta Army, near Xi'an. He also introduced the Ban Liang (about 8 grams) coins as China's first unified currency. The round shape with a square hole would survive for two millennia.The Chinese emperor Qin Shi Huang (254-210 BC) is known for his gigantic mausoleum housing the Terracotta Army, near Xi'an. He also introduced the Ban Liang (about 8 grams) coins as China's first unified currency. The round shape with a square hole would survive for two millennia.0 Comments 0 Shares 483 Views
- The International Numismatic Alliance Conferences comes back on November 17th. Like for the 1st edition, we gathered a varied programme of fields experts: a great opportunity to discover new areas of numismatics.
The program of this 2nd edition includes coins, banknotes and monetary seals from USA, Madras Presidency, Kievan Rus and Mohe.
Free registration to receive the Zoom link at https://numismatic-conference.org/The International Numismatic Alliance Conferences comes back on November 17th. Like for the 1st edition, we gathered a varied programme of fields experts: a great opportunity to discover new areas of numismatics. The program of this 2nd edition includes coins, banknotes and monetary seals from USA, Madras Presidency, Kievan Rus and Mohe. Free registration to receive the Zoom link at https://numismatic-conference.org/
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- Amazing style for this Viking coin showing a sailing boat on one side and a deeron the other side.
The coin is visible at the Viking exposition at the History Museum, Stockholm, described as minted around 825, probably in the Jutland trading post of Ribe.
Photo credit: Myrin, Ola, Historiska museet/SHM (CC BY 4.0)
Item number: 300049_KMKAmazing style for this Viking coin showing a sailing boat⛵ on one side and a deer🦌on the other side. The coin is visible at the Viking exposition at the History Museum, Stockholm, described as minted around 825, probably in the Jutland trading post of Ribe. Photo credit: Myrin, Ola, Historiska museet/SHM (CC BY 4.0) Item number: 300049_KMK
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- Why are the coat of arms of the duke of Lorraine and Bar shown on this coin from the bishop of Verdun?
It's actually an imitation of a groschen from the duke Henry II. The bishop of Verdun kept the arms of the duchy for his own coinage, just changing the legend.
Gros, Bishopric of Verdun, Charles of Lorraine, ND (1619-1620)
Billon 1.1 g, 20 mm.
N#391384
Imitation of a Gros from the Duchy of Lorraine, N#56753.
Legend: CAROLVS · A · LOTHARINGIA · EPISC / ET · COMES · VIR · PRS · SRI · IMP ·
Charles of Lorraine, bishop and count of Verdun, prince of the Holy Roman Empire
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