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fourmack

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Posted: 23 May 2013, 01:32 #

thanks for your help
cheers Don

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eazy.dog

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Posted: 23 May 2013, 01:41 #

4. the second one is 1 Cash - Qianlong Boo-ciowan

and the first one must be 1 Cash - Shunzhi Boo-yuwan
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces41716.html

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Posted: 23 May 2013, 01:52 #

the third (3) is a coin from the German state of Hamburg, can´t tell you which one though.

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fourmack

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Posted: 23 May 2013, 02:00 #

number 3 got it German states Hamburg OHK 1762-3-5-0r 8
Ta

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fourmack

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Posted: 23 May 2013, 02:02 #

I think I can just make out 1765

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eazy.dog

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Posted: 23 May 2013, 02:06 #

nr. 3 i think:
Hamburg 1 Schilling - Karl VI
Years: 1725-1768

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces29001.html

fourmack

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Posted: 23 May 2013, 02:08 #

Quote: eazy.dog4. the second one is 1 Cash - Qianlong Boo-ciowan
and the first one must be 1 Cash - Shunzhi Boo-yuwan
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces41716.html

ooooooooooooooo thanks a rare 1 --shunzhi Boo-yuwan yahoo

this is the second rare coin on this necklace --found a 1888 USA Liberty Nickel

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eazy.dog

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Posted: 23 May 2013, 02:14 #

nice

but your is unique with extra holes

fourmack

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Posted: 23 May 2013, 02:18 #

Quote: eazy.dognice
but your is unique with extra holes

its the holes that make it unique

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fourmack

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Posted: 23 May 2013, 02:19 #

here is the whole necklace 18 coins in total

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neilithic

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Posted: 23 May 2013, 02:22 #

I was looking at buying that (off trademe right?) the big thick holes put me off though. How much did you pick it up for?

fourmack

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Posted: 23 May 2013, 02:24 #

26.50 includes freight

cheap A

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KennyG

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Posted: 23 May 2013, 02:24 #

Quote: fourmacka rare 1 --shunzhi Boo-yuwan

It's actually Boo-ciowan, not yuwan.

It's not very rare, but uncommon. This coin is probably worth a dollar at best case, due to the holes on the rim.

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eazy.dog

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Posted: 23 May 2013, 02:29 #

Quote: SmartOneKg
Quote: fourmacka rare 1 --shunzhi Boo-yuwan
It's actually Boo-ciowan, not yuwan.

It's not very rare, but uncommon. This coin is probably worth a dollar at best case, due to the holes on the rim.

oki doki
this must the be the right one

1 Cash - Shunzhi Boo-ciowan
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces7319.html

first time I saw this 1 cash.

fourmack

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Posted: 23 May 2013, 02:32 #

Boooooooooooooo did you have to squash my high

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fourmack

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Posted: 23 May 2013, 02:34 #

Now how about figuring out the first 2

ta

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neilithic

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Posted: 23 May 2013, 02:35 #

Just as well I didn't bid then, the only coins I was after were the seated Liberty dime and the William IV threepence. Both of them have holes through the dates. Yeuch

fourmack

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Posted: 23 May 2013, 02:54 #

Quote: neilithicJust as well I didn't bid then, the only coins I was after were the seated Liberty dime and the William IV threepence. Both of them have holes through the dates. Yeuch

Seated Liberty dime is 1888 and the 3d Edward V11 Maundy is 1902

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neilithic

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Posted: 23 May 2013, 03:15 #

It was the William IIII one that I was interested in. I don't know how somebody can do that to perfectly nice coins. It's a travesty!!

elvis123

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Posted: 23 May 2013, 03:30 #

What is the Canadian coin. My guess is a 5 cent coin. Also what is the year. The necklace is nice if you wanted to wear it but I don't think it has a ton of numismatic value due to every coin being holed.

fourmack

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Posted: 23 May 2013, 03:52 #

Quote: elvis123What is the Canadian coin. My guess is a 5 cent coin. Also what is the year. The necklace is nice if you wanted to wear it but I don't think it has a ton of numismatic value due to every coin being holed.

The Canadian coin is a 5cent 1899 and i bought for the fun of finding out all the coins and the 1888 5cent (rare) it also has a front half of a rearing horse mint mark stamp on 1 of the clasps--but its nickel so I am not sure -year?

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fourmack

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Posted: 23 May 2013, 03:57 #

Quote: neilithicIt was the William IIII one that I was interested in. I don't know how somebody can do that to perfectly nice coins. It's a travesty!!

do you mean 4d william V1 1836 the second to last coin on the necklace

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neilithic

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Posted: 23 May 2013, 04:10 #

Ah is it a 4d? they're both similar size and the front wasn't showing in the pics. Yeah, I needed one of those too, I'll wait till I can find one that's not holed.

fourmack

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Posted: 23 May 2013, 04:27 #

from the top right start at number 1 Ceylon

18 Canada 1899 5cent
17 GB 1836 4d
16 Strait Set 1890 5cent
15 GB 1902 3d Maundy
14 Swiz 1900 5
13 Sassanian AD600-800 --is number 2 photo
12 USA 1888 5c
11 China Qianlong 1 cash
10 China Shunzhi 1 cash
9 France 1856B 10c
8 GB 1901 Farthing
7 India Mysore 1838 20 cash
6 Strait Set 1845 1/4cent
5 German Humberg OHK 1765 I think
4 USA 1897 1 cent
3 Hong Kong 1900 10cent
2 USA 1888 dime
1 Ceylon 18-- 10cent

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eminem

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Posted: 24 May 2013, 00:01 #

this necklace makes me very, very sad. what a waste of great coins

imagine having all of them without holes!

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fourmack

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Posted: 24 May 2013, 04:11 #

I still need to identify the first 2 coins please

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KennyG

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Posted: 24 May 2013, 06:05 #

Quote: eminemthis necklace makes me very, very sad. what a waste of great coins

imagine having all of them without holes!

Probably the original owner wanted to have his favorite coins with him all the time.

Unfortunately he chose these. Some of them are probably worth good money though, despite the holes.

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fourmack

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Posted: 24 May 2013, 06:21 #

The 1888 USA 5c nickel starts at $26US in G condition and I would say this without the holes would be VF at least.
The 1888 USA dime starts at $12US in G condition.
The German 1700 schilling no price listed
and so on

so I think money well spent due to I now have coins that I didn't have before.

Cheers Don

neilithic

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Posted: 24 May 2013, 09:54 #

Personally I think that coins are only really worth what somebody is willing to pay. Sure the nickel may have a catalogue value of $26 in VG but do you really think someone would pay $26 for a coin in VF with two fat holes in it instead of paying $26 for a coin without holes in a VG condition?

If you need the coins for your personal collection and you're happy with the price then you got a good deal. But I'm dubious about putting catalogue values on anything with holes in them. You need to ask yourself if the double holed coin was listed by itself on an online auction site would you have bid on it?

Enlilninlil

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Posted: 25 May 2013, 12:42 #

Number 1 seems to be from Mysore http://www.zeno.ru/showphoto.php?photo=56376

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fourmack

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Posted: 25 May 2013, 22:48 #

excellent Thanks

and the last 1 is -------maybe a reales?

Cheers Don

fourmack

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Posted: 27 May 2013, 07:24 #

Help anyone for the last coin to be identified
the number 2 photo
ta

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fourmack

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Posted: 5 Jun 2013, 21:57 #

Number 13 is found

Sassanian approx AD600-800 silver

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