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    Travancore Chitra Half Rupee silver for the winner

    1) Kushana dynasty 2) 1957 3) Thiruvananthapuram 4) about 500 5) Major General Sri Padmanabha Dasa Vanchi Pala Sir Bala Rama Varma...
    Post by: acanthite, Jan 12, 2007 in forum: Contests
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    How to start for a child?

    Find out if she likes the look of Jefferson nickels. Reason being that Jeffersons are the only US coin series that is almost completely...
    Post by: acanthite, Jan 10, 2007 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Mercury Head Dimes

    The mint mark on the 1916-D looks like it could be the real thing to me. You can hardly lose by sending it in for slabbing. You can compare it...
    Post by: acanthite, Jan 10, 2007 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    The non mercury dime part of the collection

    As for wheaties, look for the 1955 doubled die, and there are a number of other varities in the 30's through 50's you might look for. BTW, the S...
    Post by: acanthite, Jan 10, 2007 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    Neobium / Titanium coins ?

    Thanks Tom, that's some really interesting knowledge.
    Post by: acanthite, Jan 10, 2007 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Need Help!

    Just so you know, the 'guy' is St George, who is slaying the dragon.
    Post by: acanthite, Jan 10, 2007 in forum: World Coins
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    Where to get pillar dollars

    Thanks for the information, I appreciate it :thumb:
    Post by: acanthite, Jan 10, 2007 in forum: World Coins
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    Mercury Head Dimes

    Wow, if you have a 1916-D that is great, the value of that one is probably worth more than the rest of the set together. I would get it out of the...
    Post by: acanthite, Jan 9, 2007 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    Where to get pillar dollars

    A question for collectors of Spanish colonials. Other than some of the dealers listed in VCoins (like Civitas), are there any others who I could...
    Thread by: acanthite, Jan 9, 2007, 5 replies, in forum: World Coins
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    Holes in coins

    Now who would do that? Here is a short tread on the matter of holed coins... http://www.cointalk.org/showthread.php?t=18553&highlight=holes+coins
    Post by: acanthite, Jan 5, 2007 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    Who can pass up a good old fashioned tub-pull!

    Will the seller wear a blindfold??
    Post by: acanthite, Jan 4, 2007 in forum: Coin Chat
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    The Real Love of Coins

    I suppose there is a gray area to determine what is function and what is art. What I enjoy most about coins is what they communicate, and linked...
    Post by: acanthite, Jan 4, 2007 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Unknown Indian Princely State Coin

    Thanks for that great information on the Chuckram, the seller had identified the coin I showed as a fanam, now I'm all the wiser :). I do also...
    Post by: acanthite, Dec 31, 2006 in forum: World Coins
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    Unknown Indian Princely State Coin

    They also come in silver, here's a fanam one I bought recently.
    Post by: acanthite, Dec 29, 2006 in forum: World Coins
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    Final Trivia for 2006

    Thanks as always for the trivia, Clinker. Some researchers contend that Indian coinage was first, from 8th C BC, but there isn't any direct...
    Post by: acanthite, Dec 28, 2006 in forum: Clinker - In Memoriam
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    Final Trivia for 2006

    Thanks as always for the trivia, Clinker. Some researchers contend that Indian coinage was first, from 8th C BC, but there isn't any direct...
    Post by: acanthite, Dec 28, 2006 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Zamunda Coinage

    I did hear the country after which Zamunda was modeled was Malawi, and its former 'president-for-life' Kamuzu Banda.
    Post by: acanthite, Dec 28, 2006 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Explain your member ID

    Acanthite is the stable form of silver sulfide at room temperature. It is also a primary ore mineral of silver, thus figures rather large into...
    Post by: acanthite, Dec 28, 2006 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Identify this coin??

    Thanks, all of you, for that historical information
    Post by: acanthite, Dec 28, 2006 in forum: World Coins
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    It's been a while !

    Thanks for the contest, Doug. I WAS looking forward to some difficult question...
    Post by: acanthite, Dec 26, 2006 in forum: Contests
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