George III Death Medal has Arrived
cosmicdebris
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Yeah I am gonna keep it
Boulton pedigree and half the copper shell comes with it.
Boulton pedigree and half the copper shell comes with it.
Bill
09/07/2006
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09/07/2006
Just beautiful cosmic one!
is that you end up being governed by inferiors. – Plato
What's that death medal sitting on, Bill? You got red polka dots on your underwear or is it a little ol' cotton pouch 2x2 ?
Nice medal, too!! I wonder if those backwards "Cs" are some kind of code.
09/07/2006
A seriously beautiful medal...
You want how much?!!
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C.H.Kuchler
09/07/2006
Simply awesome, Bill
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09/07/2006
Seriously, not bad on the PL shot......don't go blind.
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What's that death medal sitting on, Bill? You got red polka dots on your underwear or is it a little ol' cotton pouch 2x2 ?
Nice medal, too!! I wonder if those backwards "Cs" are some kind of code. >>
The backwards 'Cs' are an alternative form of Roman Numerals. The backwards 'C' is actually supposed to represent a Roman "apostrophus." It's use is supposedly based on the Greek notion of using the Phi to represent 1000. Notice the similarities:
It was basically an early typesetter's makeshift way of representing this. The C I ) =1000 and the I ) =500 (half of a Phi I guess ). First date is 1738 and last is 1820. I presume his birth date was June 4th, 1738?
BTW: Nice medal.
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<< <i>It was basically an early typesetter's makeshift way of representing this. The C I ) =1000 and the I ) =500 (half of a Phi I guess ). First date is 1738 and last is 1820. I presume his birth date was June 4th, 1738? >>
OK! I've learned something new today.....I can go back to sleep now!!
Thanks Civitas!! Makes perfect sense.
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awesome medal
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