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Seltmann weiden suppengeschirr?

ByNureinefrage98

Hallo, ich habe bei mir noch Suppengeschirr gefunden. Jetzt finde ich im Internet aber diverse Preise.. teils wird eine einzige Suppentasse ohne Unterteller für 11,50€ verkauft. Dementsprechend wollte ich mal fragen, ob jemand etwas Ahnung davon hat für wie viel man dies noch verkaufen kann.. Habe ein komplettes Set mit 12 Suppentassen und den passenden…

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verreisterNutzer
verreisterNutzer
1 year ago

Your coin was eventually coined between 1840 – 1843 (to be recognized by the star as Mint Mark).

The value is about 3€ – 5€ or between 2.50$ & 4.25$…

😉👍🏻

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MondrakerRR
MondrakerRR
1 year ago

The coin (copper) comes from today’s Indonesia. Embossing time is not determinable, as the coin has been repeatedly cut to the new with the 1790 stamp.

The coin is quite common, your coin has a very good condition! Nevertheless, the real value should be only about 8€.

As you come to 1850, I’m a riddle, you have proof (link) … your coin is “Type 1”.

Greetings

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verreisterNutzer
verreisterNutzer
1 year ago
Reply to  MondrakerRR

Embossing time is not determinable, as the coin has been repeatedly cut to the new with the 1790 stamp.

Although not 100%, there is something to be defined when you go after the embossing sites. 😉👍🏻

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anonym200886
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anonym200886
1 year ago
Reply to  MondrakerRR

The Duits coined by 1840-1844 also have the coinmark star, but without two points.”

https://www.lastdodo.de/de/items/1560899-voc-1-duit-1790-utrecht-typ-1

my coin has the star, also without points.

But I’ve turned up about 10 years.

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CadillacofMen
CadillacofMen
1 year ago

It’s more valuable if it’s not a reflection.

What’s the btw?

Is that even a coin?

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anonym200886
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anonym200886
1 year ago
Reply to  CadillacofMen

1 duit “1790” according to an internet site in reality around 1850.

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verreisterNutzer
verreisterNutzer
1 year ago

Top 10 or maybe 15€ if you want to have the part! 😜

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Nikkom
Nikkom
1 year ago

Interesting Fact: The Duit was called Deut in Germany. The phrase “not to be better” and “and no more“. The saying is “bless” for the word.

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