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Re: "Hobo" World coins?
Napoleon III 'le Miserable' - Some French 5 and 10 centimes pieces depicting Napoleon III were recut to parody the emperor following his disastrous performance in the Franco-Prussian War. Example of … (View Post)1 -
Re: Is a Scottish one pound note redeemable?
I have lived in Scotland for the last 12 years so can give a bit of info. Royal bank of Scotland 1 pound notes would still show in Scotland in the late 2000s and most people would accept them. A lot … (View Post)2 -
Re: Coin Identification Help
The date is definitely AH 1218 - note that the reverse is actually nearly the same as the one illustrated, but the specimen in the book has a smaller flan, hence parts of it are missing. The obverse … (View Post)1 -
Re: Going through a pile of none US coins.. All countries
Not much to add - silver coins tend to have a certain look. To be honest, I usually can tell by the coin type, but perhaps a good rule is that before about 1860 nearly any coin that looks silver is s… (View Post)2 -
Re: British Kings "Bullet Book", William II, a.k.a. "Rufus the Red"
Both Robert Curthose and William II were quite formidable military leaders - one just has to look at Robert's achievements during the First Crusade for evidence. He also seemed to have had a great de… (View Post)4