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Re: Where are the King Charles III coins? Canada? Australia? Great Britain?
In an age before the invention of the Internet, radio, or even newspapers, coins were an efficient means of spreading official government news. And "I'm your new emperor now" was impor… (View Post)2 -
Re: Palladium price collapse
In terms of supply, Russia and South Africa each produce about 40% of the global production of palladium; the political stability of these two countries does have an effect on pricing. Unlike gold an… (View Post)7 -
Re: "proto money"
Nothing actually written on the 2x2, I assume? Without a better provenance, or at least some kind of geological or archaeological context, it would be difficult to assign any identity to such an item… (View Post)1 -
Re: ID'ing some ancients
In the latest batch: * You seem to have answers for this one already. * I've never seen an ancient Roman Republic coin with "roadkill damage", but that sure looks like what's goin… (View Post)1 -
Re: The Last Coin
With multiple heirs, having just one valuable piece is just asking for trouble. They'd want to sell it for an even split. And if they don't get anywhere near what you expect them to get for… (View Post)4