Final couple newps from the show

ajaan

1769 Ragusa Taller



1710 Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel 2/3 Taler

ajaan

No comments? I feel ignored.

Aethelred

I like the "Wildman" coin.

ajaan

Thank you aethelred. The reverse was described as a 'planchet flaw'.

Zohar

Nice pickups.
Where was this show? See any Talers?

JCMhouston

I really do like the minors, looks like you had a very good show.

Flatwoods

<< <i>I like the "Wildman" coin. >>



Me too. I've got to quit hanging out here. Too much cool stuff.

lordmarcovan

I like them both.

Where was Ragusa, anyway? Austrian, or German, or Italian? State or free city, or what? I haven't seen much about it, either numismatically or otherwise. Guess I'll have to Wiki it.

Aha. There. I educated myself.

SYRACUSIAN

<< <i>No comments? I feel ignored. >>




That's because you sabotage yourself by spreading a small local show's news in 3-4 threads. Did you get my poster?


I like the Wildman too, the Ragusa is a bit too worn to form an opinion. I can guess what they cost you though.

ajaan

Rob, try to find Ragusa in Krause.

Zohar, yes there were talers from the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries.

syracusian, the Ragusa coin isn't images well and the coin is very low relief. I have your poster and will mail it out when I get the correct envelope.

kuhli

<< <i>I like them both.

Where was Ragusa, anyway? Austrian, or German, or Italian? State or free city, or what? I haven't seen much about it, either numismatically or otherwise. Guess I'll have to Wiki it.

Aha. There. I educated myself. >>



Rob, the Ragusa coins were from the Republic of Ragusa (now Dubrovnik, Croatia), not the Italian city.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_Ragusa