June 2021. Question #16.
June 2021. Question #16. The correct answer is D. Roman coin struck at the London mint. 7 people guessed correctly.
A bronze coin bears a reverse exergue legend PLN. What is a reasonable conclusion that can we draw? A. It is a Russian platinum coin from the 19th century. B. It is a trial or pattern piece. C. It is a Polish coin. D. It is a Roman coin struck in London. E. It is a coin determined to be counterfeit by a national bank or government.
A bronze coin bears a reverse exergue legend PLN. What is a reasonable conclusion that can we draw? A. It is a Russian platinum coin from the 19th century. B. It is a trial or pattern piece. C. It is a Polish coin. D. It is a Roman coin struck in London. E. It is a coin determined to be counterfeit by a national bank or government.
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