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The Fugio if you can find an attractive and fairly problem-free example (View Post)

I would assume (that's a dangerous thing to do though...) that it refers to any post mint damage to the edge. For my level of ancient and medieval coins, I wouldn't consider such marks a ma… (View Post)

Looks like a post-Alexander III drachm, likely issued by one of his successors, or possibly a life-time issue - so likely around 325 to 275 BC, or perhaps a bit later. Cannot tell more due to the amo… (View Post)

I think value wise there is not a whole lot in it, but both are fairly good deals. I would lean towards the 1702 as I see William III pieces less often than William IV. Also, it looks slightly more a… (View Post)

They usually package coins quite securely also... (View Post)