Not me, too lazy today! But the first place I would check for H is southeast Asia in the early to mid 19th century. I confess, my plan with I...
I might buy the jital, and at $10 each I would but H and I. I could probably make some money on J (and possibly K, but I can't read the obverse...
Read closer, it actually says that the coin in the Kayhan collection is more likely an underweight 1/96 stater. There's no diameter because its...
The obverse is, in fact, a castle. This design was very widely used, from France to the Crusader kingdoms. You'll have to read the legend for an...
The Indian fanams are gigantic compared to this Ionian 1/192 stater. http://www.cngcoins.com/Coin.aspx?CoinID=152972
Woops! My phrasing wasn't the best on that. They don't exist! Let's try "I've always preferred the pre-reform radiates, particularly those...
Doug - while we're on the topic, how do these variations with the falling horsemen match up with the dating and mints/officinae?
Not bad. I've always preferred the pre-reform radiates to the post-reform issues. Particularly those issued under Carausius. Of course, I'd take a...
Less than $5.
Yes, it is an Iranian civic copper. I can't seem to read the date on your specimen though (but I'm not terribly good with these yet), but...
There we go! Something about it rang a bell.
The obverse is upside-down. I do not recognize the coin itself, but I suspect it is a charm.
Not a circulating coin, but an Indian temple token.
Korea. Copper 1 mon. Hojo mint (Treasury Department), 1731 AD. Reference: Mandell 13.2.8. DO NOT clean any more coins with brasso/toothbrushes....
mmarotta - Have you A Monetary History of China by Ping Xinwei?
Chinese coins are a remarkably affordable collectible. Not only were they produced in tremendous quantities, but they were (and still are) widely...
The catalogs can (and usually are) uploaded to the computer in pdf format. I have used both. I fan the book to be better for quickly scanning, but...
I have to say, I'm a bit offended that you took our opinions solely with the intent to sell the coin. I make a living doing this kind of thing,...
He's selling it?
Really? I find the spreadsheets infinitely easier to work with. RIC is not organized in a way that's conducive to quick and easy attribution,...
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