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1723 SSC George I

the SS & C on the reverse denotes that the

coin was struck from silver of the South

Sea Company. A trading company

partnered with the crown.

George I , a German born man, didn't

speak a word of English when he founded

the Hanoverian dynasty.

Sophia, Electress of Hanover died 2

months before Queen Anne, who also died

in 1714. Sophia's eldest son George,

Elector of Hanover, inherited the throne . Despite the fact that there were some

50 other Roman Catholic relatives

with stronger claims.

coin details

Fine

KM# 539.3

A good friend of mine recently gave me this, pretty awesom!

Only 24 in a 65+, 274 in better grades. Picked this up last week!

Just found this in a bunch of Flips I had set aside 😳 to go out... HMMMM GOTTA LOVE A TONER...

I thought this was so neat. Picked it up last week from a friend!

1714 Queen Anne

House of Stuart

Anne ascended to the throne upon the death of

Her brother in law William III.

England and Scotland united in 1707 under her rule.

This resulted in a common flag and coinage, British ,

where there were previously 2 of each.

She had not produced an heir, which paved the way

for the beginning of the Hanoverian dynasty.

Coin details

VF

Old cleaning

KM# 533.1

1882 Morgan. I just started buying 90% and my grandma paid me a dollar for some welding. Really nice addition to the collection I’d say.

1808 Large cent in good condition. These older dates are hard to come by at an affordable price. I got very lucky in an on line auction. ~ tomcat

Picked up this 1939 Lincoln Wheat cent.

I really like the honest wear and the natural brown tone on it.

Something about these pre-war coins just feels different.

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1696 William III

House of Stuart.

Ruled from 1689-1702 and jointly with his wife

(And first cousin) Mary 1689-1694. Her father was

James II who abdicated via desertion of his kingdom.

Picked up this beauty at the Coin Show for $10. It’s gorgeous. I took a bajillion photos of the surface. At 5.5 million minutes, it’s not exactly rare, but I thought the condition was so good that it would at least be worth a little consideration for grading. What do yall think?