1 Crown - Victoria (3rd portrait)

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Kolinko
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Posted: 2 Kas 2017, 08:34 #
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Dear all
Did you know at least something about limited edition of 1 Crown - Victoria (3rd portrait) at 1951?

Thanks
Regards
Kolinko
COINMAN1
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Posted: 2 Kas 2017, 09:46 #
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Queen Victoria died in 1901, so she could not have had her portrait on a coin dating 1951.
The 1951 crown coin should have the portrait of King George VI.
Therefore, it can only be of something that has been artificially produced.
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Kolinko
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Posted: 2 Kas 2017, 09:55 #
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Quote: "COINMAN1"​Queen Victoria died in 1901, so she could not have had her portrait on a coin dating 1951.
​The 1951 crown coin should have the portrait of King George VI.
​Therefore, it can only be of something that has been artificially produced.
​Hi, Thanks for the answer. This is a reason why I ask about it. 8)
COINMAN1
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Posted: 2 Kas 2017, 10:25 #
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Link to actual Queen Victoria crown coin

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces12800.html
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Kolinko
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Posted: 2 Kas 2017, 11:00 #
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Quote: "COINMAN1"​Link to actual Queen Victoria crown coin
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​ https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces12800.html
​There nothing sad about further editions in 1951. Information on the web are lack as well. Furthermore, I haven’t the Standard catalog of world coins.

So, do you sink that this is some copy?
COINMAN1
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Posted: 2 Kas 2017, 11:13 #
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Yes, I think the coin is fake.
No coin mint company would ever associate Queen Victoria and 1951
Queen Victoria reigned from 1837-1901 and King George VI reigned from 1937-1952
The obverse and reverse photographs look right, but not on the same coin.
Also, the coin from Queen Victoria's reign would be .925 silver, whereas the 1951 coin is copper-nickel
Hope this helps
Find KM#880 on Numista and you can see the 1951 5 shilling coin
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PetrusAscanus
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Posted: 2 Kas 2017, 14:10 #
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Yes it is a fake chinese replica
Magnetic?
https://www.thespruce.com/chinese-coin-counterfeiting-ring-4071202
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Kolinko
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Posted: 2 Kas 2017, 14:22 #
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Quote: "PetrusAscanus"​Yes it is a fake chinese replica
​Magnetic?
​https://www.thespruce.com/chinese-coin-counterfeiting-ring-4071202
​Yas. Thank.
PetrusAscanus
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Posted: 2 Kas 2017, 17:13 #
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This is my fake/replica:

Non est totum quod splendet ut aurum
Rijkdom bestaat niet uit het hebben van veel bezittingen, maar in het hebben van weinig behoeften
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