2025-01-15 - Live Coin Catalog's improvements / description improving
14 coin descriptions were improved from 2025-01-08 to 2025-01-15
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-300-150-M.bBwcI0aF8AAAEmqjAxGks..jpg "2 Filler Hungary (1989 - ) Bronze")
2 Filler Hungary (1989 - ) Bronze
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2025-01-15 - Live Coin Catalog's improvements / coins grouping
48 coins were grouped from 2025-01-08 to 2025-01-15
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_(1805–1814)-300-150-zSUKb0OMXPIAAAFFSMQHHF37.jpg "3 Centesimo Kingdom of Italy (Napoleonic) (1805–1814) Copper Napoleon (1769 - 1821)")
3 Centesimo Kingdom of Italy (Napoleonic ...
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_(1805–1814)-300-150-uugKbzbimIMAAAFPMxbkru59.jpg "1810/08, Italy, Kingdom of Napoleon. Copper 3 Centesimi Coin. Overdate! Mint Place: Milan (M) ...")
1810/08, Italy, Kingdom of Napoleon. Copper 3 Centesimi Coin. Overdate! Mint Place: Milan (M) ...
2025-01-15 - Live Coin Catalog's improvements / coins uploading
541 coins were uploaded from 2025-01-08 to 2025-01-15
One of them is:
PRUSSIA (German State) 1 Groschen 1872 C - Silver 0.220 - Wilhelm I. - 4227
2025-01-14 - Historical Coin Prices
2025-01-14 - New coin is added to 3 Centesimo Kingdom of Italy (Napoleonic) (1805–1814) Copper ...
3 Centesimo Kingdom of Italy (Napoleonic) (1805–1814) Copper ...
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KINGDOM OF ITALY 3 Centesimi 1810 V - Copper - Napoleon - VF/XF - 3718 *
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The Kingdom of Prussia, a powerful state in central Europe, had a series of rulers who also held the title of German Emperor, starting with William I in 1871. Here is a list of the German Emperors who were also Kings of Prussia:William I (Wilhelm I) William I, also known as Wilhelm I, was the K ... |
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The Mohur was a historical monetary unit used in India during the Mughal and British colonial periods. Here’s an overview of the Mohur:Origin: The term “Mohur” is derived from the Persian word “muhar,” meaning “sealed” or “stamped.” It was originally used to refer to a gold coin issued by vario ... |
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Charles Alexander, Margrave of Brandenburg-Ansbach, ruled from 1736 until his death in 1757. During his reign, silver coins were minted in the Margraviate of Brandenburg-Ansbach, which was part of the Holy Roman Empire. These silver coins typically bore his portrait and various symbols associat ... |
