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Berg
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Hi!
I thought I might present myself as Im new to this forum, which seems to be a very nice forum by the way, covering and containing several interesting aspects of collecting judging from the different forum-categories.
Anyway, my interest is primarily in scandinavian coinage, for natural reasons I suppose, with a bit of cheating in german and ancient roman coins aswell.
I thought I might present myself as Im new to this forum, which seems to be a very nice forum by the way, covering and containing several interesting aspects of collecting judging from the different forum-categories.
Anyway, my interest is primarily in scandinavian coinage, for natural reasons I suppose, with a bit of cheating in german and ancient roman coins aswell.
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I suppose I will mainly visit this category, "the darkside" as I understand that collecting of "foreign" coins is named that way and well... that is what I do, so to speak...
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It will be great to have someone else here with an intrest in Scandanivan Coins.
Bob
Refrema - nice to see that scandinavian coinage has some attractions. Judging from your signature not merely a modest attraction either
King Cnut of Denmark, amongst other places. This is a penny struck in Thetford (England) by Brunstan around the year 1030.
One day i'll get myself a Harthacnut to go with it! I'll guess have to wait a while for the Eric Bloodaxe though.
Berg, Would you go to your profile and turn on the (PM) Private Message feature.
Bob
always eluded me much more than most other modern.
Refrema - I think I managed to allow PMs now
cladking - fun to hear they bring some interest.
3Mark - Thanks