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ISRAEL, PALESTINE and WORLD coins, medals, tokens and numismatics
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Austria - 4 Florin-10 Francs, gold, 1892. KM-2260(?). VF-EF: some coin holder residue on surface.
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Item Code: 0080311 Price: $70
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Denmark - 1 Ore, zinc coin, 1946, VF. Key date in this wartime German occupation series. Though the piece has good detail, it's obscured by oxidation - hence the grading.
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Item Code: 0010143 Price: SOLD
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Denmark - 10 Ore, silver coin, 1915, AU. Key date in this sub-series, with light wear but excellent details.
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Item Code: 0010144 Price: $15
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Denmark, 10 Ore coin - 1944 N/GJ, zinc, AU (KM 49.2a). German wartime occupation issue. Excellent luster.
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Item Code: 0010101 Price: $10
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France, 10 Centimes - 1814 (with 'W' below the ribbon bow), bronze. Issue from the Napoleonic seige of Antwerp (1814-15). The piece is in F-VF condition, with a few surface nicks.
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Item Code: 0010025 Price: $40
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France, 10 Centimes coin - 1946 B, zinc. VF - EF, with nice color and toning.
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Item Code: 0010031 Price: $15
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France, 20 Centimes coin - 1945 (no mintmark), zinc. Fourth Republic issue. A well struck AU piece exhibiting strong luster, full details and crisp mill-marks along the edge. The spec on the top obverse and lower-left on reverse appear to be glue specs.
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Item Code: 0010019 Price: $20
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France - 1/4 Franc, silver coin, 1826 A. VF-EF, with much of its original luster.
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Item Code: 0010062 Price: $60
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Germany / Hannover - 2 Pfennig coin, copper, 1862 B, EF-AU. Nice toning, some original luster.
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Item Code: 0010154 Price: $25
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German exonumia: 1890 token commemorating the 6th German Veterans Day event "Deutsches Bundes Krieger Fest", with image of the Iron Cross and date on obverse, and eagle on cannon on reverse. In F-VF.
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Item Code: 0010223 Price: $35
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Germany, 1 Pfennig coin - 1945 F, zinc, UNC. Allied occupation issue. Some toning on the obverse with some luster still visible, but excellent luster on the reverse (KM-A103).
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Item Code: 0010079 Price: $40
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Germany, 5 Pfennig - 1947 A, zinc. Allied occupation issue. In AU condition - a well struck piece exhibiting full detail with edge mill-lines, and bearing a nice black surface finish. Although there is very, very slight oxidation on the obverse, it is less obvious under natural light than in the enclosed scans. A very nice looking piece.
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Item Code: 0010026 Price: $30
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Germany, 10 Pfennig coin - 1945 A, zinc, VF-EF. Third Reich issue; with light oxidation and a few tiny corrosion dots (KM 101).
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Item Code: 0010080 Price: $15
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Germany, 10 Pfennig - 1947 A, zinc. Allied occupation issue. In Uncirculated condition, but has light oxidation marks on reverse and a surface mark on the obverse, so priced accordingly.
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Item Code: 0010032 Price: $30
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Germany / East Germany (DDR) - 3 piece medal set, 1967, commemorating 900 for the city of Wartburg and 450 years to the Reformation. UNC. In box.
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Item Code: 0080351 Price: $30
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Iceland - 10 Aurar coin, zinc, 1942, VF-EF. A piece with excellent detail, though some of it is obscured by dirt; obscure detail on rev. mostly due to wear. Oxidation spot on the obverse. Minted in London during the Allied 'occupation' of the island.
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Item Code: 0010142 Price: $8
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Iceland - 25 Aurar coin, zinc, 1942, VF-EF. A piece with excellent luster and detail, but has a coat of oxidation which detracts from the quality (hence its grading). Minted in London during the Allied 'occupation' of the island.
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Item Code: 0010141 Price: $8
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Iceland - 1 Krona coin, aluminum-bronze, 1940, EF-AU. Though part of Denmark, while the mother country was occupied by the Germans, Iceland was under Allied control, and this piece was minted in London.
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Item Code: 0010140 Price: $10
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Palestine Mandate - 2 Mils coin, bronze, 1927 VF-EF, with some dirt and light oxidation spots.
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Item Code: 0010122 Price: $3
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Palestine Mandate - 10 Mils, copper-nickel, 1939 AU-UNC with spot on obverse.
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Item Code: 0010121 Price: $60
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The following 25 Mils pieces represent key historical numismatica from the establishment of the State of Israel. Part of a scarce issue of coins, the following pieces are examples of the only coins to bear the historical date of the State's foundation - 1948. The 1948 issue represents just 42,500 units minted of a total issue of roughly 700,000 that was produced between 1948-49. Coins of these two years were minted during the course of the War of Independence from scarce aluminum (confiscated, in this case, from a reluctant supplier in order to produce these coins). This issue was commissioned and designed during the summer of 1948 and produced in Holon from a coining press which had been converted from an American steel press. The coins were punched from hand-fed sheets of metal, and under these make-shift conditions production was slow. One source estimates that only about six weeks were spent producing the 1948 coinage. Regardless of their simple aluminum base, these beautifully designed coins were produced under difficult circumstances in every sense and represent powerful symbols of the country's rebirth.
There are a variety of types of coins from this series and we will endeavor to carry them all for you.
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Israel: 25 Mils coin, 1948. KM-8 / P-1. AU. Israel's first coin. Exhibits full luster - a beautiful coin.
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Item Code: 0080349 Price: $600
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Israel - 25 Mils, 1948 in aluminum, UNC. The only Israeli coin to bear the date of the country's establishment. The 42,500 pieces struck with this date were apparently minted in less than 6 weeks, during the War of Independence, in a garage. Sharp strike with crisp detail, lovely shine and luster, few badgmarks. Rare in this condition.
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Item Code: 0010111 Price: SOLD
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Israel - 25 Mils, 1948 uniface coin, in aluminum, UNC. Part of the nation's scarce first series of coins but in uniface, with 3 raised dots on the blank reverse side (indicating an authentic piece). Bears sharp detail with a nice dull polished surface which is a little darker and more mature-looking than the regular 1948 issue. The piece is reported to have been either a test pattern or part of the original 1948 series which was struck while the obverse die was accidentally not in place, after it had been removed for security reasons. Judging by the difference in planchet finish and sharpness of strike, it is possible that the uniface issue is actually a pattern.
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Item Code: 0010110 Price: SOLD
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The first coin of Israel - 25 Mils, 1948. Extremely Fine with traces of the original luster visible between the clusters of grapes and lettering on obv. Some wear on reverse but nearly all sets of dots around olive wreath visible.
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Item Code: 0110001 Price: $250
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Israel - 25 Mils coin, aluminum, 1948, VF. Key date with nice dull-silvery finish.
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Item Code: 0010146 Price: $100
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Israel - 25 Mils, 1949 open link issue, in aluminum, UNC. Minted on softer, duller toned aluminum than the closed-link 1949 issue, the open link version - and this piece in particular - exhibits excellent detail (including full round border-beads on obv.) nice luster and shine.
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Item Code: 0010112 Price: SOLD
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Israel - 25 Mils coin, aluminum, 1949 open-link, EF-AU. Very light wear, few bagmarks and nice dull finish.
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Item Code: 0010147 Price: SOLD
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Israel - 25 Mils, 1949 half link (error) coin, in aluminum, UNC. Minted on shiny toned aluminum similar to the closed-link 1949 issue, with similar 'munched' sections of the border-beads on obv. The 'half-link' was probably caused by the decaying of the makeshift dies used in the mintage of the 25 Mils series. This is an extremely nice piece with smooth surfaces and a wonderful shine.
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Item Code: 0010113 Price: SOLD
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Israel - 25 Mils coin, 1949 closed link issue, in aluminum, UNC. Minted very shiney aluminum which gives high-grade pieces a proof-like appearance. Exibits sharp detail and a few bagmarks, although the enclosed pictures don't capture the piece's appearance as well as it looks under natural light.
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Item Code: 0010114 Price: $35
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Israel - 25 Mils, aluminum, 1949 closed-link, UNC. Lovely polished finish.
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Item Code: 0010148 Price: $35
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Israel, 25 Prutot coin (1954), nickle-clad steel. Uncirculated. Brilliant luster and crisp strike.
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Item Code: 0010018 Price: $5
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Israel - 20 Lirot gold coin, 1960. Theodore Herzl centennial. KM-30, IMM-G1. BU.
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Item Code: 0080300 Price: $200
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Israel 25 Lirot, 1976, silver commemorative coin for Israel's 28th anniversary of independence, UNC (KM-85). The reverse says "28 to Israel" in stylized Hebrew letters.
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Item Code: 0010081 Price: SOLD
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Israeli Acre medal (CCM2) in tombac, 1965 - part of the 9 city-coin medal series of produced by the Israel Government Coins & Medals Corporation to commemorate historical cities of Israel. Numbered "6142" on the edge (out of 7032 minted) and also stamped "State of Israel" in Hebrew and English on the edge. Obverse designed by Mordechai Gumpel; reverse designed by Alex Berlyne. Has a few scuffle marks and light wear along the edge - EF-AU.
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Item Code: 0020026.1 Price: SOLD
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Israeli Bank Leumi comissioned medal (CM-87) in tombac with directorate chairman's greeting, 1977. Numbered 4770 (out of 30,000) and stamped "Israel" in Hebrew and English on the edge. Designed by Ya'akov Enyedi and minted in Tel Aviv, this medal commemorates the 75th anniversary of Bank Leumi Le-Israel ("National Bank of Israel"), formerly known as the Anglo-Palestine Bank. The piece is packaged in the box of the Israel Government Coins & Medals Corporation, though since it was presented to an employee of the bank at this time, it also comes with a printed greeting from the Chairman of the Bank's board, A. Yefet, in which he writes that the medal's quotation, "faithful to your house and country", is an expression of the bank's tradition of accomplishments which he hopes the bank will continue to honor. The piece has a few minor scuffle marks and some age spotting on the obverse, and dark toning along the edge - EF-AU.
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Item Code: 0020026.2 Price: SOLD
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Israel 'Wedding Medal' state medal in tombac (SM-57) with double-die error, 1978. Large 59mm piece bearing 'State of Israel' in English and Hebrew on the edge, along with mintage number 2932. The lettering of the inscription 'Love Brotherhood Peace...' on the obverse is doubled. Rare.
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Item Code: 0010139 Price: $200
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Israeli Jerusalem-Knesset matte silver state medal (SM-46e), 34mm. and undated (1982). The medal, originally designed and issued in a larger size, in 1971, commemorates a reunited Jerusalem (following the 1967 war), with the Israeli parliament (the Knesset) as the seat of government. Designed by Ya'akov Zim, and bearing the edge stamp of "State of Israel" in English and Hebrew and with a mintage number of 1186. In a red case with red lining, this is a handsome piece in UNC.
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Item Code: 0010087 Price: $25
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Israel - set of 5 aluminum 1 Agora coins, 1960 (key date; small date variety); all F to VF+.
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Item Code: 0060003 Price: $15
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Israel - error coin: 5 Agora, 1978, mis-strike, about 55% off-center on obv. and rev. UNC.
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Item Code: 0080344 Price: $30
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Israel - 25 Agurot aluminum-bronze error coin with missing date. The beginning letters of the date ("úù") are barely visible on the obverse (the blank space under "25 Agurot" in Hebrew). In AU condition.
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Item Code: 0060001 Price: $50
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Israeli error coin: Half Shekel dated 1996-1997 (äúùð''æ) whose first letter "Hey" in the Hebrew date has become the letter "Khet" instead (making the date look like çúùð''æ ), probably due to a filled die. The presence of a slight serif which extends beyond the left verticle line of this "Khet" indicates that the letter should really be a "Hey", as the letter "Khet" does not have such a serif. Weighs 6.55g (which is in the correct range of 6.35 - 6.55g for genuine Half Shekel pieces). In EF, and highly unusual. Photos of a regular issued Half Shekel coin are shown below for comparison.
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Item Code: 0010220 Price: $75
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Israeli forged(?) 1 Shekel coin dated 2000-2001 (äúùñ''à) with very thin, crooked lettering and poor detail; in VF-EF condition. Presented as a forgery, as I doubt this is any kind of pattern - though I've never seen something like this. Usually, forged Israeli pieces are die cast but otherwise pressed identically to a real piece. This one looks like someone handmade all the details from scratch - and poorly so. This piece weighs 4.10g, which is ironically similar to the Chanukka issue 1 Shekel coins (which all seem to weigh perfectly 4.00g); regular issue genuine 1 Shekel coins however weigh anywhere between 3.40 - 3.50g. Photos of a genuine piece are shown below for comparison.
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Item Code: 0010222 Price: $50
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Netherlands - 1 Cent coin, zinc, 1941, F-VF. World War II German occupation issue. Nice, detailed appearance but surface suffers from corrosion (hence the grade).
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Item Code: 0010156 Price: $5
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Netherlands - 1 Cent, zinc, 1944, AU. World War II German occupation issue. Some tiny surface bubbles on obv.
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Item Code: 0010157 Price: $20
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Netherlands, 5 Cents coin - 1943, zinc. Key date! The piece is in Very Fine - Extremely Fine condition, exhibiting near full details and good toning, though there is some light wear in places and a tiny corrosion spot on the lower obverse.
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Item Code: 0010024 Price: $30
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Netherlands - 25 Cents, zinc, 1943, AU. World War II German occupation issue. Coin exhibits some original luster.
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Item Code: 0010158 Price: $50
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Norway, 2 Skilling Species coin - 1828, copper, VF (1+). Bears all lines of the milled edge, and mark of a cracked die on the reverse (KM-295).
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Item Code: 0010078 Price: $70
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Norway, 2 Ore coin - 1920, iron. Very Fine (1+) with light oxidation on the reverse.
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Item Code: 0010029 Price: $50
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Norway, 2 Ore - 1945, iron. Final year of the Quisling government. Almost Uncirculated (01); has a few rust speckles.
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Item Code: 0010028 Price: $15
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Norway, 5 Ore coin - 1875. Key date! Fine - Very Fine (1/1+). Some of the leaves on obverse show veins; on reverse, wear on the highest crown details and on body of lion, though shield retains nearly all of its lines.
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Item Code: 0010011 Price: $75
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Norway, 5 Ore - 1917, Iron. World War 1 issue. Extremely Fine (1+/01). All letters visible, very light wear on highest details in just a few places; black finish partially worn and a few rust speckles on reverse.
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Item Code: 0010012 Price: $80
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Norway, 5 Ore - 1944, iron. Quisling government. Uncirculated (0). Beautiful black finish, well struck and no rust marks.
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Item Code: 0010014 Price: $60
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Norway - 10 Ore, zinc, 1941, AU-UNC. Wartime Quisling-German occupation issue. Nice marbled toning; would be UNC if not for the oxidation specks.
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Item Code: 0010149 Price: $15
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Norway, 10 Ore - 1942 (double-die error), zinc. Quisling government. The best wartime zinc sample I have seen - Uncirculated (0). Smooth-surfaced and nicely toned zinc color exhibiting radiant luster and very full detail. The piece has very, very light oxidation on the obverse. The apparent double-die error is the extra line in the "4" of the date (see close-up scan). The coin under natural light looks even better than in the photos below.
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Item Code: 0010021 Price: $75
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Norway - 10 Ore, zinc, 1942 double-die error, AU-UNC. Wartime Quisling-German occupation issue. Would be UNC if not for the light oxidation. The double-die error is the extra line in the "4" of the date, which appears as an extra line in between the two w
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Item Code: 0010150 Price: $60
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Norway, 10 Ore - 1945, zinc. Final year of the Quisling government. Bears the detail of an Almost Uncirculated piece, but due to the zinc's discoloration and light oxidation, I'm presenting it as Very Fine - Extremely Fine (1+/01). Unfortunately the photos below don't do the coin justice as it looks even better under natural light.
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Item Code: 0010016 Price: $15
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Norway, 10 Ore - 1945, zinc. Final year of the Quisling government. One of the best 1945 samples I have seen - Uncirculated (0). Smooth-surfaced and bears light-toned zinc luster and full detail, with very slight oxidation on the lower-left of the reverse. The coin under natural light looks far better than in the photos below.
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Item Code: 0010020 Price: $50
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Norway, 25 Ore coin - 1944, zinc. Quisling government. Bears the detail of an Extremely Fine - Almost Uncirculated piece and exhibits good luster. Due to light oxidation (which also affects clearness of the digits in the date), I'm presenting it here as Very Fine. The photos don't do the coin justice as it looks wonderful under natual light.
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Item Code: 0010017 Price: $10
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Norway, 25 Ore - 1945, zinc. Final year of the Quisling government. Bears the detail of an Uncirculated piece and has wonderful color, but due to light oxidation, I'm presenting it as Extremely Fine (1+/01).
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Item Code: 0010015 Price: $25
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Norway - 50 Ore coin, zinc, 1942, EF. Wartime Quisling-German occupation issue. The white speck on the reverse is dirt and not oxidation.
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Item Code: 0010152 Price: $10
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Norway, 50 Ore - 1943, zinc. Good date in the series. Quisling government. Coin is in Very Fine - Extremely Fine condition (1+ / 01) with just slight wear and a few streaks of dark zinc coloration but a small rim-nick on the lower obverse.
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Item Code: 0010022 Price: $50
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Norway, 50 Ore - 1944, zinc. Quisling government. The coin exhibits Almost Uncirculated (01) detail, with lovely toning and a crisp strike, but the piece has some surface bubbling and so is being offered as Very Fine - Extremely Fine condition (1+ / 01).
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Item Code: 0010023 Price: $30
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Norway - 50 Ore, zinc, 1944, VF. Wartime Quisling-German occupation issue. Nice toning; small oxidation bubble on obverse.
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Item Code: 0010153 Price: $15
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Norway, 2 Kroner coin - 1917, silver. Extremely Fine - Almost Uncirculated (01 / 0), exhibits strong luster and shine but has a few dark streaks of discoloration and one in the center on obverse - priced accordingly.
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Item Code: 0010027 Price: $50
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Poland, 10 Fenigow coin - 1917 FF (obv. Leg. Away from edge), iron, AU-Unc (KM 6). German - Austro-Hungarian wartime occupation issue. Has double-die error on reverse - border stars, eagle legs and feathers, and "FF". Sharper than it appears in the enclosed pictures. Rare.
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Item Code: 0010099 Price: $200
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Poland/Lodz Ghetto (Litzmannstadt) - 5 Mark coin, 1943; magnesium. KM-Tn2a. VF-EF - scarce in this grade.
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Item Code: 0090004 Price: SOLD
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Poland/Lodz Ghetto (Litzmannstadt) - 10 Mark coin, 1943; aluminum; thick planchet. KM-Tn3. VF-EF, few pock-marks.
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Item Code: 0090005 Price: SOLD
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Slovakia - 5 Halierov coin, zinc, 1942 AU. Issued by the wartime independent Slovak state, under the Tiso Government.
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Item Code: 0010130 Price: SOLD
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Sweden - 1 Ore coin, Iron, 1917 EF, with light rust spots. World War I issue.
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Item Code: 0010129 Price: $6
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Sweden - 1 Kroner coin, silver, 1918 (1.9.1.8) W. VF (1+), with some original luster.
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Item Code: 0010063 Price: $10
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Sweden - 2 Kroner coin, silver, 1928 G. VF-EF (1+/01), with luster and lovely shine.
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Item Code: 0010064 Price: $25
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Tunisia, 10 Centimes coin - 1942, zinc. Uncirculated with very a couple of light oxidation marks on reverse.
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Item Code: 0010030 Price: $20
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US Civil War token, "The Flag of Our Union" and DIX, 1863 (F-205/410 copper). EF-45,appears to have doubling on the 'E' in "Attempts" and possibly also on 'F' in "Flag". A lovely looking piece.
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Item Code: 0010075 Price: $75
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US Civil War token, "First in War First in Peace", 1863 (F-173/272 copper). AU-50, looks sharp and well struck.
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Item Code: 0010073 Price: $40
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US Civil War token, "Our Country" and cannons, undated (1864; F-231/352A copper). AU-55. A lovely piece - clean strike, crisp details and luster.
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Item Code: 0010076 Price: $50
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