Ionut9696
Joined: 8-Dec-2017
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Posted: 14-Dec-2019, 17:42
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Posted: 14-Dec-2019, 17:42
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Edited: 14-Dec-2019, 17:51
Hello everyone!
On the Hungary coin list i couldn't find a coin to look like the first one, at the first look, the shiny coin doesn't look to be copper/brass/nickel plated as the second one. Can anybody to help me clarify the situation? Are they the same coin with different lever of wear or they are different coins?
derf
Joined: 11-Mar-2012
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Posted: 14-Dec-2019, 18:30
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Posted: 14-Dec-2019, 18:30
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There is the possibility that the first coin may be a trial strike .. Mints usually use a softer material so the dies are not damaged ..
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Ionut9696
Joined: 8-Dec-2017
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Posted: 14-Dec-2019, 18:35
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Posted: 14-Dec-2019, 18:35
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So is it worth to keep them both as 2 forint 1970 in my collection?
krezga
Joined: 24-Jun-2017
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Posted: 15-Dec-2019, 09:40
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Posted: 15-Dec-2019, 09:40
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Hello!
If it is a trial strike they used to put the PRÓBAVERET word on the coins. Also from this coin exist a rare aluminium variations, but with the later dates. Can you weight the coins?
Ionut9696
Joined: 8-Dec-2017
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Posted: 15-Dec-2019, 11:36
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Posted: 15-Dec-2019, 11:36
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Quote: "krezga"Hello!
If it is a trial strike they used to put the PRÓBAVERET word on the coins. Also from this coin exist a rare aluminium variations, but with the later dates. Can you weight the coins?
I did weigh both of my 1970 coins on the scale that i have. Well, the darker one shows 4.2-4.3 g while the shiny one shows 4.5 g. I see that the real weight 9f the coin is 4.44g but considering that used the same scale for both coins, the shiny one seems to be 0.3-0.2 g heavier.
krezga
Joined: 24-Jun-2017
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Posted: 15-Dec-2019, 11:44
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Posted: 15-Dec-2019, 11:44
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Maybe plated? Or someone changed the color with some chemical reaction?
Ionut9696
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Posted: 15-Dec-2019, 11:53
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Posted: 15-Dec-2019, 11:53
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Quote: "krezga"Maybe plated? Or someone changed the color with some chemical reaction?
I can't find my caliper right now but with the naked eye the shiny one seems to be a little thicker
arvin11
Joined: 31-Mar-2017
Posts: 376
Posted: 15-Dec-2019, 13:38
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Posted: 15-Dec-2019, 13:38
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Quote: "Ionut9696"
Quote: "krezga"Hello!
If it is a trial strike they used to put the PRÓBAVERET word on the coins. Also from this coin exist a rare aluminium variations, but with the later dates. Can you weight the coins?
I did weigh both of my 1970 coins on the scale that i have. Well, the darker one shows 4.2-4.3 g while the shiny one shows 4.5 g. I see that the real weight 9f the coin is 4.44g but considering that used the same scale for both coins, the shiny one seems to be 0.3-0.2 g heavier.
your coin is simply a plated coin ,the reason for plating can't be specified ,may be some was doing experiment on it ,or someone plated to sell it as a special coin etc etc .....
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