Al Fardan Exchange on X: "Wondering why #coins have little ridges on their sides? It is called #reeding, a protective measure against shaving and stealing the metal https://t.co/cNp4GKBH3F" / X
Why Do Some Coins Have Ridges (Reeds) On The Edge? | Buy Gold & Silver Online | Official Golden Eagle Coins Blog
Why Do Some Coins Have Ridges? | Scottsdale Bullion & Coin
Where did the practice of 'shaving coins' originate? - Quora
Where did the practice of 'shaving coins' originate? - Quora
TIL that coins (originally made from precious metals) have ridges in order to prevent people from shaving down the edges to sell those shavings and use the devalued coins as their original
Shave Coins: History, Techniques, and Risks | by Shaving for Men | Medium
Where did the practice of 'shaving coins' originate? - Quora
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ID, late medieval silver coin [solved] – Numista
File:Hoxne Hoard coins 6b.jpg - Wikipedia
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Weighs 0.77 less than it should, can this be due to clipping/shaving/wear or do I add this to my counterfeit collection? : r/coins
Rare Kennedy half dollar sells for $313 online - do you have one in your spare change? | The US Sun
Where did the practice of 'shaving coins' originate? - Quora
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Debasement - Wikipedia
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What are milled edges, and why do some coins have them? – CoinFAQ
Debasement - Wikipedia
Reeded" edges on American coinage - Littleton Coin Blog
Why Do Some Coins Have Ridges? | Scottsdale Bullion & Coin
