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Here some WWI coins and medals from the german side:

Thats very nice. When I made my apprenticeship as a carpender I did want to build me a cabinet for myself but my workshops master adviced me not to plan in all the drawers a real coin cabinet would need. Every carpender has to design and build an own piece of furniture as last step of his apprenticeship in germany. So I build a cabinet that would just fit my coin cases and some tools in the drawer. Luckily I was allowed to use some old mahogany that was laying around in the workshop for ages and this is where store a big part of my collection now. One day I might build some fitting tableaus to replace the cases. In the detail it is definitely not as masterfully crafted as yours but I'am am/was just a beginner 😉

Old german war medal from the Franco-Prussian war stuck from captured french cannons: Austro-Hungarian war medal also stuck from enemy cannons: Italian world war one victory medal stuck from "enemy bronze":

Nice coins everybody, here my 4 provincials of Emperor Philip from 4 different mints Emperor Philip I. - Tetradrachm - Antioch mint Emperor Philip I. - Sestertius - Viminacium mint Emperor Philip I. - Provincial bronze - Cyrrhus mint Emperor Philip I. - Provincial bronze - Nisibis mint

My latest addition added a new bust type to my collection: Constantine Junior Caesar - Follis - Treverorum mint (STR) Obv.: CONSTANTINVS IVN NOB C Rev.: BEATA TRANQVILLITAS

Some really interesting legends you got here. My most "special" legend for Probus is the following: Emperor Probus - Antoninian Obv. : VIRTVS PROBI AVG (Probus the brave Augustus) Rev. : PROVIDENT AVG