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It's too late. It's been bumped, so you may as well run with it. It's your thread now. ;) (View Post)

Quoting from the article: If most of the coins are from those two monarchs, then it's entirely reasonable pricing. Coins of both William I and Harold II are extremely desirable to most English Hammer… (View Post)

Ancient depictions of Libertas (Liberty) on Roman coinage often use the cap, though she is never shown wearing it, since she herself was never the slave. The cap does not belong to her, but rather to… (View Post)

It's easy to find examples in the foreign coin series. Just look for examples of hyperinflation. Example: a German Empire silver 1 mark coin. A nice Unc example might cost you US$200 or so. The mark … (View Post)

Fundamentally, the reason why they call it "Mexico" is because the world coin catalogues they base their coin listings off have always called it "Mexico". Which simply kicks the c… (View Post)