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I found this coin purse in the woods which contained 10 coins 7 of which are silver.
Swedish silver: 1872 25 öre
1883 50 öre
1907 2 kr
1919 10 öre
Danish silver: 1912 10 öre
1919 25 öre x 2
The purse hallmark reads: Kraft Alpacca Gelötet. Alpacca is a trade name for Nickel Silver, also called German Silver. So it's probably silver plated.
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