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Silver Gorilla | 09-11-2007 07:25 PM
Old Silver Coin's 10 Attachment(s) Cant find anything on google, nor ebay Any info would help on these coins :D except for the old beat up 1930 silver Quarter dont know if its a good find or not, any one want to grade the 1930 silver coin just for fun.? Got lots and lots more to post.:D

RossL | 09-11-2007 07:43 PM
Re: Old Silver Coin's The quarter is not that bad, I've seen a lot worse. I would give it a grade of Fair 12.

Silver Gorilla | 09-11-2007 08:01 PM
Re: Old Silver Coin's Quote:
Originally Posted by RossL (Post 732833) The quarter is not that bad, I've seen a lot worse. I would give it a grade of Fair 12.
I don't know if im mistaken or not, I saw one selling for $2,500 could that be a MS-67 :smokin:

grizzlyduck | 09-12-2007 12:22 AM
Re: Old Silver Coin's Quote:
Originally Posted by Silver Gorilla (Post 732862) I don't know if im mistaken or not, I saw one selling for $2,500 could that be a MS-67 :smokin:
i could be... you just have to find the "right" grading service. :wink:

Anty Ep | 09-12-2007 09:43 AM
Re: Old Silver Coin's ha, look at those strong fasces on that 1945 RSA coin. :D

Anty Ep | 09-12-2007 09:44 AM
Re: Old Silver Coin's use wiki to look up the rulers and the coins too. most are pretty obvious, but I cant place the asian one.

TaxHaven | 09-12-2007 10:30 AM
Re: Old Silver Coin's The Japanese one is a 50 sen coin from about 1924. Are you sure it's silver, not cupro-nickel? The lower-value 1, 5, 10-sen coins were changed to cupro-nickel in the twenties. Wikipedia just says that silver coinage ceased in 1938...

Silver Gorilla | 09-12-2007 11:17 AM
Re: Old Silver Coin's Quote:
Originally Posted by TaxHaven (Post 733631) The Japanese one is a 50 sen coin from about 1924. Are you sure it's silver, not cupro-nickel? The lower-value 1, 5, 10-sen coins were changed to cupro-nickel in the twenties. Wikipedia just says that silver coinage ceased in 1938...
Yes Iam very sure it's silver, So theres nothing on this coin, 50 sent 1924 are you sure its 1924 ?

Silver Gorilla | 09-12-2007 11:33 AM
Re: Old Silver Coin's Quote:
Originally Posted by Anty Ep (Post 733577) use wiki to look up the rulers and the coins too. most are pretty obvious, but I cant place the asian one.
Anty it turnd out to be Japanese.:wink:

TaxHaven | 09-12-2007 08:15 PM
Re: Old Silver Coin's "Ta Cheng" is the name of Hirohito's father's reign, from 1912 to 1925, so Ta Cheng 12 year would be about 1924. It SHOULD be silver according to Wikipedia-Japan-economy-currency...

Anty Ep | 09-12-2007 09:27 PM
Re: Old Silver Coin's Quote:
Originally Posted by TaxHaven (Post 734491) "Ta Cheng" is the name of Hirohito's father's reign, from 1912 to 1925, so Ta Cheng 12 year would be about 1924. It SHOULD be silver according to Wikipedia-Japan-economy-currency...
I thought that was called the Taisho era.

momopanda | 09-12-2007 09:52 PM
Re: Old Silver Coin's Dunno. Do they read right to left in Japanese ? The characters on the top of the coin in the photo on the left -in Chinese anyway , are something like "da ri ben" , right to left (this is the chinese pronunciation , though I think both Kanji and Hanzi use many of the same (in meaning anyway , if not pronunciation) Han characters. Ri Ben means Japan. Da would most commonly mean big. At the bottom , again going right to left the characters would be "da zheng shi er nian?"-not sure about the nian (meaning 'year'), looks similar but may not be). Again "da" meaning big or great , "shi er" meaning 'twelve'. (though if it was meant to be read left to right it would be "er shi", or 'twenty':confused_ma:). Not much of a help I know ,and just guessing about a japanese coin based on shared chinese characters. I like puzzles like this though , hopefully someone'll know for sure.Maybe we can ask GIMer Osaka what it says/is?

momopanda | 09-12-2007 09:54 PM
Re: Old Silver Coin's Quote:
Originally Posted by Anty Ep (Post 734580) I thought that was called the Taisho era.
That is what I thought yoshihito's reign was called as well. Ta Cheng sounds Chinese in origin ,not Japanese. But 'Ta Cheng' could be the same as the 'Da Zheng' I guessed at if it's just a pronunciation thing , ie. Pinyin vs Wade-Gilles (like Mao Tse-Tung versus Mao Zedong , or something like that) Perhaps the characters , while same in form and even meaning, are pronounced as 'Taisho' in Japanese? Ah , I'm just guessing. Can't wait to hear someone clear this up. Where is Osaka? Help us out buddy! Or maybe skirnir can shed some light?

Silver Gorilla | 09-12-2007 10:13 PM
Re: Old Silver Coin's 14 Attachment(s) :D More silver coins from all over the world :D

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