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Re: Netherlands Find of Hundreds of British and Roman Coins from ~200 BC through ~50 AD
What's odd about this hoard, to me, is not only the mixture of gold and silver coins, but the mixture of "proper Roman" and Celtic coins. Which leads me to an interesting possible explanati… (View Post)5 -
Re: Th’er’s Find Shine - Vintage Wannabe Coin Doctor Electrolysis Kit
In ancient coin circles, electrolysis is considered the cleaning method of last resort. The pros: it almost certainly will remove any form of corrosion. The cons: it absolutely will leave an ancient … (View Post)1 -
Re: Legal Writing On Various U.S. Currency
Back in 1928, it would have meant just the 12 FRB Banks. The FRB now holds "branches" in other cities help decentralize the workload especially for the larger districts, but I don't think t… (View Post)1 -
Re: Legal Writing On Various U.S. Currency
That may have been true in 1928, but by 1965 (once silver was removed form the coinage), they'd changed it so that all coins definable as "United States coins" ever made by the US governmen… (View Post)1 -
Re: Have you heard of this
Not only would the size be wrong, but the weight would be wrong too. A "penny struck on a dollar planchet" would weigh the same as a dollar. And no, it's not some case of the Mint "acc… (View Post)1