Coin IDs (Cont.)

[93vector]

Coin ID's (Cont.)

Here's some moreof my friends coins if anyone can help ID (these are non dug...part of a lot of coins he purchased)

I also put in his 178(6) i think New Jersey for all to see

 

[Pentico]

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Dang good looking oldies you got there.
Great finds for sure.
Keep swinging in 09!

DN

 

[pinebarrens1]

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thats one of the best nj coppers [ if dug ] .......please post a beter pic of it ...........

 

[93vector]

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thats one of the best nj coppers [ if dug ] .......please post a beter pic of it ...........

These are non dug

 

[Bavaria Mike]

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The first coin, German, Carl Theodor was the Duke of Bavaria. Has several coins with his name on them. I priced them in my book, although I did not see your coin and they sell for a good amount of $$$. Your coin may be a Thaler, minted for a celebration (New Years Eve) that took place on the date of the coin. Reverse translation is something like "By Carl Theodors 50th year celebration jubilee dated 31 Dec 1792 ". The "I" is used for the "J" on this coin. I would think it is worth a nice amount of $$$ but don't really know. His coinage may have had low mintage's since he was just the duke. HH and HNY, Mike

 

[phantomfinder]

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Sweet looking copper , wtg on your hunt......

 

[detector de metales]

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The first coin, German, Carl Theodor was the Duke of Bavaria. Has several coins with his name on them. I priced them in my book, although I did not see your coin and they sell for a good amount of $$$. Your coin may be a Thaler, minted for a celebration (New Years Eve) that took place on the date of the coin. Reverse translation is something like "By Carl Theodors 50th year celebration jubilee dated 31 Dec 1792 ". The "I" is used for the "J" on this coin. I would think it is worth a nice amount of $$$ but don't really know. His coinage may have had low mintage's since he was just the duke. HH and HNY, Mike

Was hoping Mike was gonna be around to share what it said!
Thanks Mike
NICE COINS! Even if they are non-dug, gives us better ideas as to what they look like!
Thanks!
Happy New Year
J2

 

[FinderFrank]

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Nice coins, The coin w/ the big 20 on it Hoc Signo, big crown , I found one just like it w/ a 40 on it. I found mine at a 1810 home site in Miamisburg Ohio this summer. Hope someone id's this coin as I am curious to what it is also.The only thing I found is I think it is from Venice.


Frank

 

[Mackaydon]

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Here's information on your first coin, and priced at 100 euros.
Great find.
Don.........

 

[Mackaydon]

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And info on your 'trade and navigation' second coin is here:
http://cgi.ebay.com/1838-British-Tr...temQQimsxZ20081231?IMSfp=TL081231142007r29942

Asking price is $10.
Don.....

 

[PBK]

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And info on your 'trade and navigation' second coin is here:
http://cgi.ebay.com/1838-British-Tr...temQQimsxZ20081231?IMSfp=TL081231142007r29942

See also the following:

http://www.nmm.ac.uk/collections/explore/object.cfm?ID=MEC2014

 

[PBK]

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The third coin appears to be a Brazilian 20 reis copper, countermarked c. 1820's-30's. I believe the host coin is a 40 reis.

The fourth coin is a New Jersey (Nova Caesarea) copper.

 

[93vector]

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Thank you all for the help, it is greatly appreciated by both of us. Your knowledge is impressive.