Argentina: 50 centavos 2009, km111.1 & 111.2, dates

Hi,

please look at this and then the documentation in numista.


https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces2297.html

You might want to change the numista descriptions accordingly.

Ole

​Hi Ole,

First of all, being a collector of varieties myself, you know I highly appreciate all your hard work. But this time you've made (in my opinion) a fundamental mistake. In stead of comparing two different KM# 111.2 coins you are comparing the 2009 KM# 111.2 (with bold letters and short tailed 9) with the 2009 KM# 111.1 (with fine letters and long tailed 9).
I understand the confusing: in comparison with the other denominations of the same type, the difference between bold and fine letters is on the 50 centavos 2009 coins much less obvious but if you take a closer look there is no doubt about it. The short tailed 9 always comes with the bold letters (KM# 111.2) and the long tailed 9 always comes with the fine letters (KM# 111.1).
The difference between bold and fine on the 50 centavos 2009 is best seen on the shape of the "S" which is far more closed on the bold version:

Hi EssorProf,

thank you, you're right of course, hence your input has been incorporated in this:

can you agree to it now?
Ole

Of course I can, the mistake is gone now and that's what matters.

Keep up the good work!

Hello.
http://monnaiesetvarietes.esy.es/FICHES/Argentine/ARGENTINE50%20centavos%202009%20KM%20111.pdf
Michel

Michel,

thanks, so here is the last version (I hope)

It's still a shame, that your pdf files cannot be inserted as "images" in numista.
Ole

Hi,

I've tried to insert your pdf file into powerpoint as an object from a file. It works, but I only get the first page????
Here is the result

Does anybody know how to get all the pages into powerpoint?
From powerpoint it's easy to convert into jpeg, as shown, but I really need all the pages!
If we can do that, then all Michel's documentations can be attached directly into numista, which would ne extremely nice and helpful for all of us!
Ole

Hello Ole.
Put the link.
the simplest
Michel

Hi Michel,

personally I think it's better to show the documentation straight in numista, and I have now found a way to do it!

I use http://www.zamzar.com where I upload your pdf file and ask to have it converted into jpg. A few seconds later I receive a zip file with the documents in jpg format, which I then insert into my powerpoint to make a single documentation, but as such I could also just rename the received jpgs and use them as is!!! The result is this:

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And here the 2 received files used directly

As you can see, there is no reason to use powerpoint at all, it just complicates matters!

Ole