How 'bout a date represented in Roman numerals. Any year before 1850 A.D.
Here's one to get us started.
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Did I break this discussion?
You just gotta let us know the next theme you would like to pursue!
My current "Box of 20"
He did. Roman numerals date, before 1850.
I ain’t got none.
So yeah, it broke down, but that happens, and is why there is the 24-hour rule. Anybody can start a new theme after 24 hours if the thing stalls.
24-hour rule. Reset with new theme.
Let’s do something easy, like… cats.
Polecat?
Edit: Next challenge: a real feline. Edit: added reverse
Meow. More kitties. @lordmarcovan Do medals get fair play in this game? I have forgotten.
@Stork said: Meow. More kitties. @lordmarcovan Do medals get fair play in this game? I have forgotten.
@Stork said:
I see no reason why not!
The cat with hair on head... And wings... And nimbus... And book... The next with consul's portrait.
Peace.
Consul Bonaparte... The next coin with dragon.
Next, a coin with a sun.
Coin with a sun.
Next, a coin with the moon or a crescent.
Next, landing on the Moon or other space exploring type.
Coinsof1984@martinb6830 on twitter
Cuban - Russian crewed spacecraft.
Next any young Vicky head coin
Newfoundland was still using a Young Vickie portrait as late as 1885.
Next, more Newfoundland or Canadian Maritime coinage.
Next, something underwater.
Greece (Thrace, Pantakapaion): ca. 310-303 BC bronze Æ21.
The obverse features Pan (or a satyr). The reverse a griffin.
Below the griffin is a sturgeon, which, as all fish, is an underwater creature.
Next- more griffins… or fish.
You have to look hard, but there is a fish in here:
And to make things a little more interesting I’m going to add some more fish, not a coin, but very very cool:and silver
Next theme, a very majestic lion…
My YouTube Channel
Next Theme, a bird...
Next, a victory arch.
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How 'bout a date represented in Roman numerals. Any year
before 1850 A.D.
Here's one to get us started.
.
Did I break this discussion?
You just gotta let us know the next theme you would like to pursue!
My current "Box of 20"
He did. Roman numerals date, before 1850.
I ain’t got none.
So yeah, it broke down, but that happens, and is why there is the 24-hour rule. Anybody can start a new theme after 24 hours if the thing stalls.
24-hour rule. Reset with new theme.
Let’s do something easy, like… cats.
Polecat?
Edit: Next challenge: a real feline.
Edit: added reverse
Meow. More kitties. @lordmarcovan Do medals get fair play in this game? I have forgotten.
I see no reason why not!
The cat with hair on head... And wings... And nimbus... And book...
The next with consul's portrait.
Peace.
Consul Bonaparte...
The next coin with dragon.
Peace.
Next, a coin with a sun.
Coin with a sun.
Next, a coin with the moon or a crescent.
Next, landing on the Moon or other space exploring type.
Coinsof1984@martinb6830 on twitter
Cuban - Russian crewed spacecraft.
Next any young Vicky head coin
Newfoundland was still using a Young Vickie portrait as late as 1885.
Next, more Newfoundland or Canadian Maritime coinage.
Next, something underwater.
Coinsof1984@martinb6830 on twitter
Greece (Thrace, Pantakapaion): ca. 310-303 BC bronze Æ21.
The obverse features Pan (or a satyr). The reverse a griffin.
Below the griffin is a sturgeon, which, as all fish, is an underwater creature.
Next- more griffins… or fish.
You have to look hard, but there is a fish in here:
And to make things a little more interesting I’m going to add some more fish, not a coin, but very very cool:
and silver
Next theme, a very majestic lion…
My YouTube Channel
Next Theme, a bird...
Next, a victory arch.
A: The year they spend more on their library than their coin collection.
A numismatist is judged more on the content of their library than the content of their cabinet.