Peru includes many Mint Error Mis-Strikes (36) 50 Centimos 1990s issue (31), 1 Sol 1975 (14), 1976 (14) KM#266.1 plus a further 3 mint error mis-strikes with the date off the flan (31) includes many struck considerably off centre, some showing up to 11mm of blank flan, Half Sol (3) 1975 (1), 1976 (3), all struck off-centre, 5 Centimos 1991-1993 LIMA CHAVEZ (1) mis-struck, off-centre with the date off the flan, mostly GEF to UNC, some with lustre, an interesting group
France an accumulation (36) comprising Five Decimes 1793A L'An 2 Convention issue 35mm diameter in copper, Stop after Dupre, Fine, Rare, One Decime (14) UN countermarked over obliterated 2 and S obliterated from DECIMES, L'An 4A KM#637.1 Near Fine, scarce, L'An 5A Paris Mint, L'An 5AA Metz Mint, L'An 5B Rouen Mint, L#An 5BB Strasbourg Mint, L'An 7A Paris Mint, L'An 7BB Strasbourg Mint, L'An 7D Lyon Mint, the 7 overstruck, possibly over a 5, L'An 7W Lille Mint, L'An 8A Paris Mint, L'An 8BB Strasbourg Mint, L'An 8 I Limoges Mint, L'An 8K Bordeaux Mint, and another consisting of two coins joined together at the edge L'An 7A (14.06 grammes), Five Centimes (18) L'An 5A Paris Mint, L'An 5AA Metz Mint, L'An 5BB Strasbourg Mint, L'An 5B Rouen Mint, L'An 5D Lyon Mint, L'An 5 I Limoges Mint, L'An 5R Orleans Mint, a one-year type, L'An 5W Lille Mint, L'An 7D Lyon Mint, L'An 7K Bordeaux Mint, L'An 7W Lille Mint the 7 with traces of and overstrike (possibly 5 or 6), L'An 8A Paris Mint 8 over 5 in date, A mintmark overstruck (possibly over R), L'An 8AA Metz Mint, L'An 8BB Strasbourg Mint, L'An 8 I Limoges Mint, L'An 8W Lille Mint, and Mint Error - Mis-strike Five Centimes L'An 5A with a second coin struck over the first , a 15mm segment, with the date and mintmark from the overstruck coin showing, highly unusual, Fair to Good Fine, an interesting study group or basis for a more detailed date and type collection, One Centime (3) L'An 6A, L'An 7A and L'An 8a Paris Mint, Fine
Middle East (12) Palestine 20 Mils 1933 NVF, 2 Mils 1927 A/UNC with traces of lustre, Turkey 5 Kurush AH1223 Year 25 VF, Egypt 1/20th Qirsh AH1293 Year 35 H EF scarce, Iran (2) Dinar, SH1310 (1931) Near Fine ore slightly better, scarce, 50 Dinars AH1358 (1979) EF or better and lustrous with some spots, Scarce, Iraq (5) 20 Fils 1933 error AH1252 KM#99 VG/NF Rare, 500 Fils (4) 1982 Palm Trees reverse KM#165a Falsan (3) VF, GVF and NEF, 1982 Lion of Babylon reverse KM#168a Fals NEF, LebanonPiastre 1936 UNC with subdued lustre
Europe Fantasy Coins (36) Poland Fantasy 5 Euro Obverse Jan Pawel II, Reverse MODEL, in copper (8) UNC with varying degrees of lustre, Vatican Fantasy 5 Euros 2005 Pope Benedict XVI (4) Silver (2), the Pope having no teeth in error, come with ticket stating only 36 pieces minted, Goldine (2) the Pope having no teeth in error UNC with good subdued lustre, Germany INA Fantasy One Mark 2005 (6) each with 'BUNDERSREPUBLIK' error spelling, design as X#Pn106, Lustrous UNC, with an additional normal spelling example for comparison, Germany 10 Marks INA Fantasy issues 2005 (3), in Cupro-Nickel (2) and brass (1) UNC, along with a Lead Trial1 Markundated with 'BUNDERSREPUBLIK' error spelling about as struck with some surface deposits, Slovenia INA Fantasy 5 Euros (2) 2004 Janez Vajkard Valvasor 1641-1693 Bimetallic Trial, 26 grammes, UNC, believed unique, 2004 Gold plated Trial, 22.67 grammes, Lustrous UNC, Slovakia (3) Fantasy 5 Euro 2004 Reverse: Farmworker, in brass Toned UNC, 5 Euro 2004 Reverse: Horseman (2) Trials in copper, 33 grammes, both lustrous UNC, Denmark INA Fantasy 5 Euros 2002 (3) BrassPiedforts (2), weights 27 grammes and 27.4 grammes, and a standard issue weight 21.32 grammes, UNC with varying degrees of lustre, Denmark INA Fantasy 2 Euro 2002 Pattern with Large DANMARK Lustrous UNC, Sweden INA Fantasy 5 Euros 2003 (4), one Gold plated, one Goldine, and one in copper, the last with MODEL reverse, UNC with varying degrees of lustre
Indian States - Mysore Quarter Anna Mint Error - Mis-Strike 1943-1945 Good Fine struck off-centre with around 4mm of blank flan between 3 and 9 o'clock as part of a group of India and Indian States (23) includes Temple Tokens (2), 19th Century dump issues and 20th CenturyBronze issues many 20th Century in lustrous grades
German States - Prussia (4) 5 Marks 1914A KM#536 (2) GVF/NEF with some tone spots, GVF/NEF, 3 Marks 1912A (2) KM#527 Lustrous A/UNC, and lustrous UNC with a spot below the bust, along with GermanyFederal Republic 5 Marks 1969G Theodor Fontane 1819-1898 KM#125 Proof issues (2) and Error Proof (1) the error striking lacking the top of the bridge of the nose and lacking in hair detail nFDC retaining much original mint brilliance
US Mint Error Mis-Strike One Cent 1992 without the copper plating as part of a group of USA (13) Quarter Dollars (3), Dimes (4), 5 Cent (1) and Cents (5) 1889-1952 in mixed grades to EF
Ireland (9) Halfpennies18th Century (4) 1794 Dublin Talbot Fyan (3) VF to GVF, undated 'God Grant Peace' VF, Pennies 19th Century (2) 1816 Edward Stephens VG, some scratches, 1818 second 1 over 2 Fine, Halfpennies (3) PURE COPPER PREFERABLE TO PAPER GF to VF, Halfpennies 18th Century Ireland - Dublin 1792 Camac (3), EF to GEF one with error edge reading DUBLINOR
China Mis-Strike Mint error Chiang Kiang Empire 20 Cashundated (1903) off centre with around 3.5mm blank flan as part of a group of China Republic and Provincial (28) mostly late 19th and early 20th Century in base metal, in mixed grades
World an accumulation (over 650) 19th and 20th Century, the vast majority base metal types, includes a small group of minor mint errors, in mixed grades
India - Travancore Viraraya Fanam Rana Varma IV 1860-1880 VF, Ceylon 1/8 Kahavana Anonymous Coinage (post 980) NVF, Turkey Cedin Mahmudye Mahmud II c.1835 Fine with some surface marks, Turkey Quarter Zeri Mahbub Mahmud II Year 8 VF toned, Iran 1/5 Toman Muzaffar al-Din Shah AH1319 with error date AH9301 KM#986 Fine, Turkey Cedid Mahmudiye AH1223/Year 28 GF holed, India RupeeBombay Presidency AH1215 (1800) Year 46 Plain edge KM#224 EF toned, plus India Gold Fanams (4) VG to Good Fine
World (20) 19th and 20th Century includes some silver issues, VF to GEF plus Iraq 500 Fils 1982 '500 Falsan' error issue (15) in mixed circulated grades some of these with tape residue
China Cash (51) a mixed group includes some modern copies, in mixed grades, also Ten Cashcopper issues (3) F to NVF plus Kwang-TungOne Cent c.1906 GVF, along with Chile 50 Pesos 2008 with CHIIE error KM#219.3 (11) GVF-GEF
World, Mint Error Mis-strike Canada5 Cents 1911 with ONE CENT 1902 in reverse incuse on the obverse as though another coin has been on top during the minting process Fine on an oval flan, as part of a group of GB and World (34) 1885-1970 includes many in silver, in mixed grades to UNC
Iraq 500 Fils 1982 KM#168a with the ' 500 Falsan' error legend (24) average VF some with tape residue, plus Iraq (49) Dinar (11) 1981 (2), 1982 (8), Dinar 1982 Baghdad Conference, 500 Fils (8) 1973 (3), 1982 Lion (4), 1982 (1), 250 Fils (24) 1970 with FAO 1250 on edge three times in relief (7), 1971 (2), 1972 (4), 1980 Saddam Hussein, 1981 FAO, 1982 Monument (2), 1990 (7), 50 Fils 1990, 25 Fils 1981, 10 Fils 1971 (3), 5 Fils 1975, these in mixed grades generally GVF to UNC, Decimal Coinage 100 Dinars 2004 (2), 50 Dinars (2), 25 Dinars (2) A/UNC to UNC
Ireland (7) all errors Ten Pence 1980 NGC AU53 on foreign planchet 8.4 grammes, Ireland Ten Pence 1978 NGC MS64 on foreign planchet 7.1 grammes, Ireland Five Pence 1982 on foreign planchet 2.8 grammes NGC MS66, Ireland Five Pence foreign flan, undated date off flan ANACS MS64, Ireland Two Pence in Cupro-Nickel? on a foreign flan ANACS MS65, Ireland Penny 1978 ANACS MS63 on a foreign flan, Ireland Penny 1985 in Nickel-Brass? ANACS MS65, Canada (2) 25 Cents 1999 September mule NGC PL66, 25 Cents 1999 November mule NGC PL65
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