Can't say I have any regrets on my purchases this year, but I think I would have been happier with a nicer style of this crusader issue (there are...
Just search the name 'Elizabeth' - most of what you will find will be modern Elizabeth II, but all the ones that look like the coin I posted above...
Vcoins.com would be an easy place to start - it is a collection of dealers who mostly sell,ancient coins, but you can find medieval and modern...
There are far too many I would lust after, but this would be my top choice: [ATTACH]
I don't mean to open this can of worms, but it's something you should be aware of (and you can find numerous threads discussing this): NGC does...
How could this possibly be a runner-up to the other coin then?? Very cool! Now I'm curious about the coin that could have been...
This is why Napier invented decimal points...
All of those are fantastic Ivan! Well done!
Doesn't look medieval to me - Early modern maybe? Brian has the inscription right...
Not all wales - some Cornwall, some Brittany (hence lesser Britain and Great Britain). For those left behind, no doubt something similar happened...
They were pushed to the fringes of the island and became the Welsh (ironically, 'welsh' means 'foreigner'...)
Like Zumbly, I made my last purchase in November: [ATTACH]Cologne Archbishop Philipp von Heinsberg, r. 1167-1191 AR Deniers, 3rd type, 18.05 mm x...
:jawdrop: There is not an emoji with enough drool to convey my awe. Well done sir! Those are absolutely fantastic and some incredibly rare!
Man, love all the Warring States pieces. (Trying not to get sucked in to Chinese coins...)
That's what I'm talking about... I have to keep stoping myself from buying more of these grossos... I've already got one, I keep saying..l
My low mark was mostly for the disorganized nature of the book and the numerous distracting errors. I did not expect it to be 'complete' as that...
I suppose it depends on how you define 'interesting' - if we're talking sheer design, I think Germany wins, but those can rather pricey. Perhaps...
I do need to add an English Henry V... I suspect after I finish my other goals for 2017 he may be next
Withers, P. & B.R. and S.D. Ford. Anglo-Gallic Coins of Aquitaine, Bergerac, Issoudun, Ponthieu, Poitou and the royal coins of Henry V and Henry...
I think the Justinian Siliquae is doing it for me... I like all the others though!
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