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The reason everyone is saying "we need to see pics" is that there are several possible reasons for letters to be "missing", and we can't tell which possibility it might be wi… (View Post)

To clarify: both RSC 38 and RSC 40 are laureate, with the difference being the object at the bottom of the staff; RSC 38 has the shield (so the same reverse as RSC 39), while RSC 40 has a star there.… (View Post)

There are three main varieties of this coin design: - Caesar's portrait veiled (RSC 39, Sear 1414) - his portrait laureate and reverse Venus with a shield at the bottom of the staff (RSC 38, Sea… (View Post)

It's the prow of an ancient-style sailing ship. Specifically, the "prow" is the object depicted at the top of the first listing in 1984's post, and the second one in the second pi… (View Post)

I believe the laws of physics and chemistry will not allow this to happen in the way you hope or expect. Colours on coins are generated by the "thin film effect" - in essence, it's the… (View Post)