Proclamation Coins

Started by markn, September 21, 2012, 06:52:28 PM

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ausjack

Yes I have three now but want more, more MORE :yahoo: You could always call in and try and sweet talk me :blush2: But yes they aren't very common really and the one's on feebay are a fortune so maybe I should get mine slabbed :scratch_one-s_head: Anyone sees any around please let me know as I might be interested :winkextra:
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markn

These three were home from the bank a couple of weeks ago and I took pictures of them while they were visiting.

Pagoda - Western Gangas 1200-1400AD

Pagoda - Mysore 1799-1806

Pagoda - Madras 1740-1808
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trout

That Elephant one looks nice :good:
What are the dates for these coins Mark?
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ausjack

BEAUTIFUL :drooling: I got the second and third in brissie but I don't have the elephant so let me know if you ever want to get rid of them as doubles would be nice as well :) I really like how they are the same but then slightly different if you really look at them because the one you have on the bottom has bigger noses on the people than mine does.

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markn

Quote from: 'trout' pid='73960' dateline='1433495456'That Elephant one looks nice :good:
What are the dates for these coins Mark?

Sorry, post edited to include states and dates.
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markn

Quote from: 'ausjack' pid='73961' dateline='1433495506'BEAUTIFUL :drooling: I got the second and third in brissie but I don't have the elephant so let me know if you ever want to get rid of them as doubles would be nice as well :) I really like how they are the same but then slightly different if you really look at them because the one you have on the bottom has bigger noses on the people than mine does.

Nice.  I like yours better than mine.  I think the centre figure of my three figure pagoda looks like Rose off of Masterchef.

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trout

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ausjack

:laugh2: :laugh2: :laugh2:
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robbiegal

Quote from: 'duggee27' pid='73923' dateline='1433479326'here is my 2nd - just have to crossover for my registry set




jose 1 6400reis / peca/ 4 escudo / half johanna - 1775L

obverse is fully lustrous and some small areas on reverse a tad duller,result of rusty dies
the coin shows adjustment marks, minting staff adhered to weight tolerances  hence the light file marks, a regular trait.

now there is something about those lines across both sides
weren't they some sort of shaving to keep the weight/s right?

Nevol

Quote from: 'duggee27' pid='73923' dateline='1433479326'the coin shows adjustment marks, minting staff adhered to weight tolerances  hence the light file marks, a regular trait.
Quote from: 'robbiegal' pid='74003' dateline='1433567449'now there is something about those lines across both sides weren't they some sort of shaving to keep the weight/s right?
You missed part of Duggee's post RG. :winkextra:
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duggee27

these pagodas are brilliant, no wonder i want some (i was wanting 1 only now its some !! ):D

trout : will send pm

trout

Quote from: 'duggee27' pid='74006' dateline='1433570078'these pagodas are brilliant, no wonder i want some (i was wanting 1 only now its some !! ):D

trout : will send pm

All is good Mate, I will "suss" it in the morning  :ok:
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trout

Here She is "in the flesh" so to speak.
About the same size as a round 50 cents :)


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robbiegal

Quote from: 'Nevol' pid='74004' dateline='1433569539'
Quote from: 'duggee27' pid='73923' dateline='1433479326'the coin shows adjustment marks, minting staff adhered to weight tolerances  hence the light file marks, a regular trait.
Quote from: 'robbiegal' pid='74003' dateline='1433567449'now there is something about those lines across both sides weren't they some sort of shaving to keep the weight/s right?
You missed part of Duggee's post RG. :winkextra:

oh ta
yep I did!! fanks

duggee27

Quote from: 'trout' pid='74133' dateline='1433818841'Here She is "in the flesh" so to speak.
About the same size as a round 50 cents :)



niiice ..
even tho our coins are different years and mints only subtle differences in design mainly on reverse