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Most of the article is a retelling from Bowers' books. Other parts are simply strange and show no factual research at all. "One of the interesting things we learn from gold hoards and even repor… (View Post)

That's not an extra olive -- it's an onion.....Must the be the dry martini variety. (View Post)

This was the first circulating coinage issued by Norman King William I after the conquest of Britain in 1066. The date is important because that was the beginning point of data collection of the King… (View Post)

Here's your dime with color and density adjusted for a white 2x2: (View Post)

In late 1931 the Hoover administration began requiring all banks to track and report withdrawal and deposit of gold coin. (The had been tracking gold bullion for some time.) If gold was withdrawn, na… (View Post)