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>>55127924
>hmm I can't tell what those are and I'm curious
Neither can't I. One looks kinda like an eagle, so that means it can only be one of the like 95% of coins 'round here that feature(d) some kind of eagle on it. One is magnetic, the other isn't and given the corrosion, it's probably not precious metal anyways, so it probably doesn't have any value at all, but still, I'd also like to know what it is. Maybe the cross like feature that has been corroded quite a bit means it is pic related? Size could be about fitting.
>>55128483
>what state is that?
Salzburg.
>>55129105
Why not go for 10DM? Better price and still shitty 625
>>55129676
>In addition europabullion seems to be shady if you ask me.
Don't know anything about them, but yeah, never heard of 'em and suddenly they pop up with a very shiny webpage, that's at least odd. Plus, I've been burned by some trust-us-we're-european*! site before, so I'd be weary too. On the other hand, I'm an oldfag when it comes to the internet, so I deem 99% of the modern web suspicious, so your results may vary.

>>54915193
>The left one is magnetic, the right one isn't and has the telltale green copper oxidation.
>Left one could have some bushel or eagle on it with text around it, right one has a cross with text.
Best guess would be this for the right one, if most of the cross has eroded away, but the left one? If it's an eagle, that applies to what feels like 90% of Austrian coinage.
Not that it really matter, in this condition they're worth shit, but it would be interesting to figure out for how many years these little fellows have waited on the river bed, for me to pan them out.