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Re: How do I find where my silver coins of Sweden were minted?
Sweden has had three mints in its history. Stockholm has been the primary mint for a thousand years. The Stockholm mint closed and moved in 1975 to the regional town of Eskilstuna, before being close… (View Post)1 -
Re: One of my forum topics has been published without my consent.
It's my understanding (I'm not a lawyer either) that once you post something here or on any other internet forum, the content you post belongs to the forum. This is clearly implied by that … (View Post)1 -
Re: What’s a fair offer for 3 silver ancient roman coins that my buddy is selling?
The Philip I coin has an interesting back-story. The reverse design is LIBERALITAS AVGG II, and depicts Liberalitas, the Roman goddess/personification of Generosity. She is on that coin, holding an a… (View Post)5 -
Re: How about the Mint produce a coin showing ArtemisII heading to the moon?
There are far more commemorative coins, medals, etc for Apollo 11 than there are for Apollos 8, 9 or 10. The reason is obvious: Apollo 11 actually landed, the others didn't. Likewise, I suspect … (View Post)4 -
Re: Unknown Token
These are part of the overall series of "notgeld tokens". "Notgeld" (literally "emergency money") includes WWI POW camp tokens, civilian wartime emergency money, and pos… (View Post)2