"Follow The Leader" coin thread BY THEME (for ALL types of coins, tokens, and medals)

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  1. Chris B

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    1627 Regensburg. Founding of Trinity Church

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  3. panzerman

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    Been too long, I will post another....just in Chris posted his:D f3fbaf3c01a96ce0ed7909a5df9ee637.jpg
    Sachsen-Coburg-Saalfeld/ Herzogtum
    AV Dukat 1766
    Saalfeld Mint
    Ernst Friedrich I 1766-1800
     
  4. Chris B

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    The Cathedral of Orvieto was damaged by an earthquake in 1832. Its restoration is commemorated in the 1842 dated medal of the Vatican.

    Pope Gregory XVI

    Lets switch up the theme.

    Make any kind of airplane or other flying machine.
     
  5. Mr. Numismatist

    Mr. Numismatist Strawberry Token Enthusiast

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    COMMEMORATING / ULTRALITE / SAMSONITE / LUGGAGE / (woman & suitcase) / A NEW ERA IN LIGHTWEIGHT LUGGAGE

    ULTRALITE SAMSONITE LUGGAGE / (airplane) / MADE OF DOW MAGNESIUM / THE LIGHTWEIGHT AIRPLANE METAL
     
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  7. panzerman

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    Red Baron & Fokker DR-1 R Triplane

    He was WW1 top ace of aces 82 kills

    His record was CRUSHED in WW2 by 250 Luftwaffe aces, mostly German/ Austrian also three Finnish aces vs Reds.
    Two all time top guns (Erich Hartmann & Gerhard Barkhorn) scored 352 & 302 kills. That will never be equaled. 8892_img_3996_c.jpg f11365def50a09a1e7c341827d676f4d.jpg
     
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  9. panzerman

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    Lets change theme to "archaic coinage"
    In simpler terms, the first coins used in commerce were electrum (gold/ silver) alloy. Most came from Asia Minor, Greek City States in Ionia and the Kingdom of Lydia. 75e8006a5c1894ec6538e41c136aa07b.jpg
     
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  10. lordmarcovan

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  12. Pickin and Grinin

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    My computer is so slow, I only have pictures.
     
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  13. panzerman

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    Kyzikos
    EL Heckte ND
    Kyzikos Mint
    Struck 600-550BC
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  14. panzerman

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    OK, I will go again to keep thread going...
    Kos
    EL 1/48 Stater ND 625-600BC
    Kos Mint
    Crab

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  15. lordmarcovan

    lordmarcovan Eclectic numismatist Moderator

    Still on archaic coins? OK, here's one more from the "used to be mine" folder.

    Since it features a griffin (or gryphon, if you prefer that spelling), let's change the theme to mythological beasties again.

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  16. Chris B

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    How about a unicorn.

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    keep this theme going.
     
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  17. lordmarcovan

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    Another griffin/gryphon.

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  18. panzerman

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    Basilisk one in 3D IMG_0580.JPG IMG_0581.JPG IMG_0582.JPG
     
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  19. Chris B

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    A slightly more modern Gryphon

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  20. lordmarcovan

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    I’m not sure you could properly call a winged lion a gryphon (I thought gryphons had a lion’s body and an eagle’s head?)

    But a winged lion still fits the “mythical beasties” theme just fine.
     
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