Sweden: 10 öre 1890, km#755, Pearls

N#13443

A documentation based on the Felix Ekberg's site, myntinfo.se

Comments, please?

Similar comment as last one: Thick/thin pearls currently on coin page vs. near/far on you graphic. Either ok with me but they should be the same. Also SCWC uses Close pearls at border.

rsirian1

Thick/thin pearls currently on coin page

I'm not so sure if there are thick/thin pearls. It looks that way since there are close to each other but they are close to each other because there are much more pearls: 102 versus ca. 123 (the condition of the upper coin is not so good which make the counting difficult). If both coins would have the same amount of pearls you could certainly speak about thick/thin pearls, but they haven't the same amount of pearls.

I also wouldn't use “Near pearls”/"Far pearls". If you put it like that I start thinking far/near to what,  to the rim? I would go for the most eyecatching difference: “Pearls near to each other”/"Pearls far from each other".

Hi,

I agree with you completely, hence a new version

More comments?

Essor Prof

rsirian1

Thick/thin pearls currently on coin page

I'm not so sure if there are thick/thin pearls. It looks that way since there are close to each other but they are close to each other because there are much more pearls: 102 versus ca. 123 (the condition of the upper coin is not so good which make the counting difficult). If both coins would have the same amount of pearls you could certainly speak about thick/thin pearls, but they haven't the same amount of pearls.

 

I also wouldn't use “Near pearls”/"Far pearls". If you put it like that I start thinking far/near to what,  to the rim? I would go for the most eyecatching difference: “Pearls near to each other”/"Pearls far from each other".

Wasn't trying to say thick/thin pearls was the best wording but to highlight that the graphic and text on the page should match.  Don't just add the graphic without changing the wording already there.

I understood that. I'll make the CR for the km755 coins today.