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Whatever its origin, it is not ancient in style. Probably more like 17th to 19th century. (View Post)

As I posted in the thread about this coin over on another coin forum, I don't often comment on "error coins" posted on the forums, but when I do, I very often cite Occam's Razor a… (View Post)

I believe they are all from Cilician Armenia. The second one (with the horseman on one side) and the last one are definitely Cilician Armenia. Cilician Armenia is classified as a "Crusader state… (View Post)

Let's not forget, we're talking about two separate quasi-government institutions: the Mint for coins, and the Federal Reserve for notes. They each have their own rules for what pieces of mo… (View Post)

In theory, if any of these coins ever actually had reached the colonies and made it into public hands, they would certainly have been used in commerce, as the Colonies were always starved of money in… (View Post)