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I wouldn't have thought it would be acid, simply because any acid strong enough to eat through pure nickel ought to eat straight through the steel core and turn it into mush. (View Post)

On the question of "is this a US coin", let's consider the flip side of the argument. Ecuador uses the US dollar as it's legal tender currency. Because $1 notes disintegrate quick… (View Post)

It's a Late Roman Bronze. Part of the problem here is that, for around a hundred years after Constantine the Great, imperial portraits became somewhat stylized and cartoonish, and all the empero… (View Post)

You can tell it's an unofficial replica, because it doesn't have a denomination on it. The genuine 1 kilo panda, for example, has "300 yuan" at the bottom right, in that big empty… (View Post)

The interesting thing, to me, is that legally, the euro isn't "a single currency". It's a whole bunch of separate currencies, which every Eurozone member has agreed to give the sa… (View Post)