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AnnukaSi
1 year ago

Is there a tram over there? Certainly, there is someone who would spend thousands of euros on it. You just have to find this person.

Bronzezeitler
1 year ago

Here too, N E I N

The fifth is light years away

The fifth has an iron core which has been plated with a thin copper layer. If this copper layer is damaged, and the iron core comes into contact with moisture, the iron begins to grate under the copper layer.

Rolf42
1 year ago

Probably the coin is simply damaged. But it can’t be judged without a picture.

Rolf42
1 year ago
Reply to  Advo88

The phenomenon is called “red”.

Apparently the coin has become damp, water has penetrated between the iron core and the copper coating, and the iron has started to rust. This leads to this typical bubble formation.

It has nothing to do with a “Fehl embossing”, and it does not make the coin more valuable.

Matermace
1 year ago

Oh, yes, I always like to look at the completely bugged circulation coins with strong wear marks. Just missing a picture.

Matermace
1 year ago
Reply to  Advo88

A heavily worn and damaged 13 year old French 5 cent coin worth 5 cents.

Matermace
1 year ago

A heavily worn and damaged 13 year old French 5 cent coin worth 5 cents.