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Re: Ancient coin designs used to trace plant species long considered extinct
It's not the first time someone has claimed to have "rediscovered silphium". But I am always skeptical of such claims. The ancients were aware that there were several silphium-like pla… (View Post)2 -
Re: Coin shows in the USA & Latin American reales
For a lot of dealers that specialize in world coins, they may not always display all their stock - especially if there's low demand and/or market value. But they might still have it at the show,… (View Post)1 -
Re: Who's the woman in the scarf?
I would assume the woman is a personification of the Republic of Haiti itself; the Haitian counterpart of Liberty, or of the French Marianne (personification of liberty and reason). The national symb… (View Post)1 -
Re: Chemists? NO picture but the experts shoud know.
As I mentioned above, a piece of shiny copper metal turning back into a little green rock is chemically inevitable, in the long term; this planet simply doesn't like bright shiny copper. Trying … (View Post)1 -
Re: How many of us are there?
Well, since the question is being asked on a forum being hosted by a slabbing company, then I would expect the answers to be more biased towards slabbing than if asked to a broader collector base. Pe… (View Post)1