It appears to be a unique euro collector coin with fake coins in circulation. Even an expert isn’t surprised by the shortage – with good reason. in memory of
It appears to be a unique euro collector coin with fake coins in circulation. Even an expert isn’t surprised by the shortage – with good reason.
commemorating the 100th birthday of German chemist Ernst Otto Fischer, who left the federal government last year, around two million €20 collector’s coins have been made in silver form. But a few hundred of them should have a special disadvantage.
Commemorative €20 coin: In the case of this Mule, an expert
The obverse of the coin shows an artist’s model of dibenzene chromium, as discovered by fishermen. The ORGANOMETALLIC complex has a double cone structure with twelve carbon atoms and a larger chromium atom. For his discovery, the chemist received the Nobel Prize in 1973. So, the collector sees a coin without relief – a total of 13 points need to be seen:
delivery However, under the federal government, there is probably a stamping error in several hundred coins, such as Guy Franquinet, Chamber of Commerce and numismatics industry experts, Online Portal Express, said: “there must be something between punching and blank, at once 14 points .”
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What is surprising, however, is still: Every coin seems to have this 14. The atom appears elsewhere. Each mule is so unique.
Franquinet, since 1983, experts have experienced something like never before: “Who owns one of the relatively rare printing errors, could get in the sale will certainly be a little more.” In the normal course of trade, the coin will cost €34.95.
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Updated date: February 12, 2019, 12:01 a.m
Categories: Optical Illusion
Source: newstars.edu.vn