1913 50 centavos

Dick · Expert Member

SMED, can you help on this one?

Hope someone can help me identify this Mexican coin. perhaps even give some idea of what it is worth? Thank you

http://i627.photobucket.com/albums/tt359/cdncoins/50centavos1913obv.jpg

http://i627.photobucket.com/albums/tt359/cdncoins/50centavos1913rev.jpg

YQQ, 1/17/2011
CCRS member since: 7/4/2010

Thanks,

ken · Senior Member

Hi Dick,Hidalgo Del Parral Fuerzas Constitucionalistas Revolutionary coinage from Chuhauhua.KM # 608(reeded edge)#609(plain edge) 12.6500 grams silver,25 mm. vg $15,f $30,vf $50,ef $75.)#609(plain edge) 12.1700 g,silver 30mm,vg$50,f $75,vf $95 and ef $125.

Dick · Expert Member

Hi Ken!
Thanks for the info. I appreciate it.
I'll pass it on.

ken · Senior Member

MY BOOK IS A COUPLE YEARS OLD,SO PRICE MAY NOT BE CURRENT,BUT WILL GIVE AN IDEA OF PRICE.

Dick · Expert Member

Hi ken!
I passed the info on to another member of CCRS, and he was satisfied with it, apparently. It was one that came along thru inheritance, i suspect.
He thanks you, as well.

smed · Senior Member

The 2010 Krause has the following values in VG/F/VF/XF

KM608 12.65g silver reeded edge 15/40/60/85

KM609 12.17g silver plain edge 50/70/95/125

KM609a copper plain edge 200/400/525/850

The pics look like it has a reeded edge.

Dick · Expert Member

Hi SMED!
Thanks for the info. it is more up to date, but esentially the samt, other than the values. I appreciate your efforts.
I don't have the Krause Book any more. mine was at least twenty years behind in info, and i had quit world coins, so no loss.
I am onklt working with the Victorian coins, (1858-1901), and more specifically, the 1859-N9. Trying to mate the dies, and identify the "off-spring". with 10 million coins minted, there is enough for everyone, and then some!
Cheers,

smed · Senior Member

Good luck with those Canuck coins. I've tried to differentiate between their 19th century obverse designs as some of them have much greater values, but I can't figure them out.

Yet.

!!

Dick · Expert Member

SMED,If you are interested in the Victorian large cents, I can provide some very helpful links, that will help determine which OBV is which. You might try the CCRS site,
http://www.canadiancoin.com

This link is one that you will find very helpful:

http://dan-in-crystal-lake.piczo.com/?g=1&cr=6

Most of the members are very knowledgable, and also most helpful, as well.
Also, the Author of a set of three books, which deal with the "Vickys", in particular, is a member. His books are worth their weight in gold.
There are several working on the 1859, all, 1858, 1859/9, and the 1859-N9, as well as the"kings".

I am working on the N9's, reverses.
Let me know, okay?

smed · Senior Member

Thanks Dick, I bookmarked those sites and will (someday) check out what I have.

Dick · Expert Member

SMED, when you decide, let me know. i may be able to provide more info
Cheers,