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* PCGS Introduces Important Measures to Combat Counterfeiting - 1 new
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* Anomalies in the Worldwide Usage of the Effigy of Queen Elizabeth II - 1 new
http://groups.google.com/group/rec.collecting.coins/t/7fb1c9781664dac5?hl=en
* Use of the Crowned and Uncrowned Effigies in the Commonwealth and Empire - 1 new
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PCGS Introduces Important Measures to Combat Counterfeiting - 1 new
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In <c7fe5227-688d-46c0-9569-7b2ce 7540...@g2g2000vbl.googlegroup s.com>, on 07/
08/2011 at 02:20 PM, Steve Spradlin <coinguy1...@yahoo.com> said: ...Same
short one liners (although you are following the same basic style :). However,
there are other similarities between those other posts. The most - Fri, Jul 8
2011 7:03 pm
1 message, 1 author
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Anomalies in the Worldwide Usage of the Effigy of Queen Elizabeth II - 1 new
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To understand how and why the Queen's effigy is used throughout the world
today, we must first look at the hierarchy of countries and territories of
which Queen Elizabeth II is monarch. These fall into four categories: 1] The
United Kingdom. 2] The Crown Dependencies. 3] The British Overseas Territories.
- Sat, Jul 9 2011 10:34 am
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Use of the Crowned and Uncrowned Effigies in the Commonwealth and Empire - 1
new
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You may have noticed on the predecimal coins of the British Commonwealth and
Empire that each monarch has two standard effigies. One is crowned, the other
is uncrowned, and they are often designed by different artists. Apparently the
Dominions (Australia, New Zealand, Canada and South Africa) were allowed to
use the uncrowned effigy on their coins, - Sat, Jul 9 2011 10:57 am
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