Poland 10 Fenigów 1917 (what variety?) [solved]

Hi,



What variety of this coin? - "legend far from rim" or "legend near rim" (10 Fenigów 1917-1918 Y# 6)
And can someone give pics for comparison of both variants?

Regards, Victor

Thanks for posting this item because it made me dig out my coin which I had listed as being "far from" the rim but now I am wondering if I may have been wrong. I have tried to put both coins together

Roy

my coin your coin

Quote: "numismaticroy"​Thanks for posting this item because it made me dig out my coin which I had listed as being "far from" the rim but now I am wondering if I may have been wrong. I have tried to put both coins together
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​Roy
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​my coin your coin

​Looks like the same variety to me, just that the coins to the right is taken further away, and therefore the proportions ain't right.

I have this one as well. Maybe I should post mine too, so we can compare all three?

Here's mine!
I've listed it as "far from rim".

After Roy's answer I thought that I see a solution. But now I'm again in confusion...

From one of the polish sites:

Far from rim:
http://sklep.pgnum.pl/pl/ost-i-krolestwo-polskie/7976-krolestwo-polskie-10-fenigow-1917-ngc-ms-63.html


Close to rim:
http://sklep.pgnum.pl/pl/home/386-krolestwo-polskie-10-fenigow-1917-stuttgart.html

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All 3 Yours coins are "far from rim"

Yes, all 3 coins are really "far from rim"))
Thanks!!

Quote: "geraltttt82"​From one of the polish sites:
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​Far from rim:
​http://sklep.pgnum.pl/pl/ost-i-krolestwo-polskie/7976-krolestwo-polskie-10-fenigow-1917-ngc-ms-63.html
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​Close to rim:
​http://sklep.pgnum.pl/pl/home/386-krolestwo-polskie-10-fenigow-1917-stuttgart.html

​These pics (or similar) should be posted on the con sheet to show the variety. It's very obvious when you see it, but if you have nothing to compare it to, it's not that wasy. Thanks!

Quote: "Victor (Ukraine)"​Yes, all 3 coins are really "far from rim"))
​Thanks!!

​Yeah, that's what I thought!