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Vermutlich (ver)silberte Milch und Zucker Kanne?

ByMichael09876543

Hallo allerseits! Ich habe diese Milch und Zucker Kanne, sowie das dazugehörige Tablett von meiner Großmutter bekommen, und sie meinte, sie habe diese wiederum von ihrer Großmutter erhalten. Ich würde gerne alles mögliche über sie erfahren, wohlmögliche Herkunft, Materialbeschaffenheit, Herstellungsort bzw -weise. Historische Relevanz etc. Zur Punze, ich denke dass es welche sind, auf dem…

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Fraganti
Fraganti
1 year ago

Yes, of course that’s a misprint.

Double beats and extremes.

But no one will pay 2000€.

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ultrarunner
ultrarunner
1 year ago

In contrast to 99,99% of the other such questions, I would say in this case that this is actually a misprint.

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NoLies
NoLies
1 year ago

Yes, it is. However, the misprint does not make the coin worth 2000€. For such misprints, interested collectors may give 2-3€ more.

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WeHaveTheAnswer
WeHaveTheAnswer
1 year ago

No, of course not.

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NoLies
NoLies
1 year ago
Reply to  WeHaveTheAnswer

And then what is it? 😂

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WeHaveTheAnswer
WeHaveTheAnswer
1 year ago
Reply to  NoLies

A massively damaged 1-Euro coin. Simply swap on the bank into an intact coin.

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Bronzezeitler
Bronzezeitler
1 year ago

ABSURD.

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NoLies
NoLies
1 year ago

So no source, I thought!

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NoLies
NoLies
1 year ago

Sure – is not very illegal to have such stencils 😉

Do you have a source for this absolutely absurd statement?

Or rather an invented conspiracy theory on your part?

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WeHaveTheAnswer
WeHaveTheAnswer
1 year ago

By pressing the thing together with a screwstock, and simply knocking a template on the back. If it were a misprint, it would have been noticed a lot earlier and not only after such strong traces of use were created. This is a well-known method of selling alleged misprints.

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NoLies
NoLies
1 year ago

Then explain how such a “damage” comes to stand.

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