10 Centimes
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Coin Inventory: World Coins: Europe: France: 10 Centimes | ||||||
Date | Grade | Catalog # | Description | Price | Item # | |
A glossy brown coin with a trace of wear. problem free. | 2108-100 | |||||
Very pretty rose and blue toning that swirls around the coin, The surfaces are spot free with only some minor imperfections. Amazing that it can look so nice 166 years later! | 1906-120 | |||||
A sharply struck coin with some lustre, Unfortunately, there are some rough spots on the coin. | 1805-056 | |||||
15%RD; Fully struck coin and spot free! Swirling iridescent deep red and blue lustre does not come through on PCGS' pictures. The eye appeal is wonderful. This is the Coinfacts plate coin, pop=2, non others in BN and only 3 in RB & RD combined. | 1410-094 | |||||
Glorious blazing blue/brown lustre on spot free surfaces. A few minor marks limited the grade, but not the eye appeal! Again, PCGS pictures don't pick up the sparkle! Pop=3, none higher in BN. The only Coinfacts plate coin. | 1802-081 | |||||
A coin with no real wear and decent lustre. | 2108-230 | |||||
A bright white, fully struck example of this nice design. | 2108-101 | |||||
Beautiful light brown coin with brilliant red mint lustre in the devices. Spot and mark free. Usually not this nice!! Pop=4, none higher. | 1902-031 | |||||
Lustrous medium chocolate brown color with nice cartwheel lustre. Some spots of mint red do remain on the smooth surfaces. Pop-6 with one 65 higher. This is the sole Coinfacts plate coin. | 1902-032 | |||||
A lustrous, light brown coin. | 1812-067 | |||||
An delightful coin with super lustrous brown surfaces and much mint red around the devices. A perfect type coin! And I was robbed as I expected a minimum of 65. This is the Coinfacts plate coin, the picture of which isn't remotely like the coin | 2107-066 | |||||
A fully lustrous coin with a trace of toning. | 1805-180 | |||||
A neat coin with a picture of the village on the obverse and a cool spread eagle on the obverse. No problem coin to boot. | 2108-239 | |||||
A coin with lustrous unblemished surfaces with some light flyspecks. | 2403-106 | |||||
A fully struck and brilliant coin with some lightly toned areas. | 2108-232 | |||||
A lustrous, problem free token issued by the Chamber of Commerce for Nice & the Maritime Alps. | 1905-158 | |||||
The key date for the design. A coin with no real wear and decent lustre but is limited to a 62. | 2108-231 | |||||
A nice coin with flashy golden lustre. | 1805-178 | |||||
A fully struck coin with flashy semi-prooflike lustre. | 1805-177 | |||||
Gad-471; F-223 Légère; A thin planchet variety that is listed as very rare. Weighs 1.4 grams. Per Krause, no known thin examples exist! But they are slabbed! | 1805-179 |