drewbaccas Full Member Joined Mar 8, 2013 Messages 207 Reaction score 43 Golden Thread 0 Feb 28, 2014 Thread Owner #1 Here are a few more dime sized coins I am having difficulty with. Help needed
BigWaveDave Gold Member Joined Nov 22, 2013 Messages 9,948 Reaction score 19,999 Golden Thread 3 Location Mountain Maryland 🥇 Banner finds 2 Detector(s) used Garrett AT Pro, AT Max, Minelab Equinox 800 Primary Interest: Metal Detecting Feb 28, 2014 #2 Pakistan the first one, China the 4th, Singapore the 5th. 2 looks Korean, 3 Morocco, maybe, or Lybia..not sure
Pakistan the first one, China the 4th, Singapore the 5th. 2 looks Korean, 3 Morocco, maybe, or Lybia..not sure
Joe777Cool Bronze Member Joined Feb 6, 2013 Messages 1,929 Reaction score 1,149 Golden Thread 0 Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Feb 28, 2014 #3 Country and territory list - Numista this site helps 5 is Thailand if I'm not mistaken
drewbaccas Full Member Joined Mar 8, 2013 Messages 207 Reaction score 43 Golden Thread 0 Feb 28, 2014 Thread Owner #4 Thanks for the link but still couldn't find this one
drewbaccas Full Member Joined Mar 8, 2013 Messages 207 Reaction score 43 Golden Thread 0 Feb 28, 2014 Thread Owner #5 South Korea 10 won. That link is great. Thanks everyone.
Joe777Cool Bronze Member Joined Feb 6, 2013 Messages 1,929 Reaction score 1,149 Golden Thread 0 Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Mar 1, 2014 #6 As you go through more foreigns, you will be able to narrow them down by country pretty quickly.
unclemac Gold Member Joined Oct 12, 2011 Messages 8,068 Reaction score 9,381 Golden Thread 0 Primary Interest: Beach & Shallow Water Hunting Mar 1, 2014 #7 a little help too with east asian writing.... Korean has a lot of ovals and straight lines meeting at 90 degree angles. Chinese has a lot of complex characters that cross over each other and make shapes that often look like pictographs. Japanese (on coins) looks like Chinese strokes taken apart and placed side by side.
a little help too with east asian writing.... Korean has a lot of ovals and straight lines meeting at 90 degree angles. Chinese has a lot of complex characters that cross over each other and make shapes that often look like pictographs. Japanese (on coins) looks like Chinese strokes taken apart and placed side by side.