5 ore 1983 [resuelto]

I have this coin & it's simply of iron, not covered with copper, with circulating dirt. How much & to whom is it extra worth?

Do you have pictures and measurements?

And how abot 1 RIGSBANK SKILLING 1818 without a dot after 8?

Measures of both coins are standard. I'm sending you the photos:

Is that copper looking 5 ore coin the one that you say has no copper?

It's the question of actual weather. I was unable to catch a true colour of the coin. It's totally white. Looks rather as it is of nickel & is obviously magnetic, is no false.

What's the edge look like? This:

Realize this is copper clad, not copper plated.  If yours doesn't have the copper clad on both sides it would either be about ½ as thick or it was jsut struck with the wrong planchet. The copper could not just fall off but if it did the details would be very faint or missing totally.

I am not so stupid.  I've known what you wrote to me  for decades. The coin shows no traces of copper, looks like nickel. After some time I'll get the opportunity to go to use a spectrograph.  I understand that you tell me numismatics doesn't know such a case. Having forgoten, what the catalog says

I declare this stupid coin weights 1,64 g

How about 1818, copper?

Calm down. I don't know what you know or what you don't know. I was just trying to help you understand what you have. Please keep us informed on the results of the spectrograph analysis.

I'll do that but it will take some time. I'll inform you.

What do you say with my 1 skilling without a dot?

Thanx a lot for advice.

Robert

Maybe just wear. The dot after SKILLING is also missing. Or you just have a variety without dots like this one. https://katzauction.com/lot/149675