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    Byzantine Miliaresion from Macedonian Dynasty

    Byzantine Empire: John I Tzimisces (969-976) AR Miliaresion, Constantinople (Sear-1792; DOC 7b) This particular coin has some doubling on the...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 30, 2016 in forum: Ancient Coins
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    Byzantine Miliaresion from Macedonian Dynasty

    Byzantine Empire: Basil II Bulgaroktonos with Constantine VIII (977-989 CE) AR Miliaresion, Constantinople (Sear-1810; DOC 17) Obv: ЄN TOVTW...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 30, 2016 in forum: Ancient Coins
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    Post Your Small Size Notes

    Since I have already posted my Blues and Yellows, how about the Browns: 1929 Jones-Wood $20 St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank Note (Fr#1870-H)...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 29, 2016 in forum: Paper Money
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    Still buying random LRB....

    Story of my collecting life :rolleyes:. That makes me coin rich, cash poor as I am spread out too far in the timeline and area
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 28, 2016 in forum: Ancient Coins
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    Maximianus - Follis - Temple

    That Maximianus Herculius Follis is pretty sweet! Here is my only temple that I currently have: Roman Imperial: Probus (276-282 CE) AR...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 28, 2016 in forum: Ancient Coins
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    More people should do this

    AFAIK, the coin was not returned to NGC as the owner wanted to keep it for reference. This isn't the first coin that fell into this category....
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 28, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Byzantine Miliaresion from Macedonian Dynasty

    Thanks. But there is still more to come and I have yet to address the original question and legends...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 28, 2016 in forum: Ancient Coins
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    Byzantine Miliaresion from Macedonian Dynasty

    The thin nature of these coins made them fragile and hence you sometimes find them chipped, clipped or cracked. This rare miliaresion suffers...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 28, 2016 in forum: Ancient Coins
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    More people should do this

    It is not my coin, but this is an example of the sloppiness of NGC. This is similar to the various credit agencies who rated various mortgages...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 28, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat
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    More people should do this

    And there are legitimate slabs that have fake coins in them as well :rolleyes:. For instance, the following coin was graded by NGC, but it is a...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 28, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Byzantine Miliaresion from Macedonian Dynasty

    Wonderful examples herberto. Here is some addendum to your excellent write up. I'll add some of my coins toward the end to make it easier to...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 27, 2016 in forum: Ancient Coins
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    I don't have the blues for the "Blues"

    I am going to look this up. You aroused my curiosity which is typically a bad thing :arghh::D
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 25, 2016 in forum: Paper Money
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    They call me "Mellow Yellow"...

    No this is not the Donovan Mellow Yellow lyrics, nor is it the drink. It is the European and North African Emergency Notes that were issued...
    Thread by: Quant.Geek, Jan 25, 2016, 8 replies, in forum: Paper Money
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    I don't have the blues for the "Blues"

    WOW! Didn't realize that Greenberg was a baseball player. Super! What is the other writings that are in blue ink. Can't seem to read it.
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 25, 2016 in forum: Paper Money
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    I don't have the blues for the "Blues"

    Just to finish the run, here is the rare 1933 Julian-Woodin $10 Silver Certificate (Fr#1700) which sold for over $30,000 on HA. No, I didn't buy...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 25, 2016 in forum: Paper Money
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    I don't have the blues for the "Blues"

    And finally the Ten Dollars Silver Certificates: 1934C Julian-Snyder Ten Dollars Silver Certificate (Fr#1704) [IMG] [IMG] 1953...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 25, 2016 in forum: Paper Money
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    I don't have the blues for the "Blues"

    Now the Five Dollars Silver Certificates... 1934C Julian-Snyder Wide Face Five Dollars Silver Certificate (Fr#1653) [IMG] [IMG] 1953B...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 25, 2016 in forum: Paper Money
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    I don't have the blues for the "Blues"

    LOL. 6/5/1943 "Short Snorter", Priceless!!!
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 25, 2016 in forum: Paper Money
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    I don't have the blues for the "Blues"

    Missed one from the $1 notes: 1899 Spellman-White One Dollar Silver Certificate (Fr#236) [IMG] [IMG]
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 25, 2016 in forum: Paper Money
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    I don't have the blues for the "Blues"

    That is one of the most iconic notes that was ever produced and one that is missing from my collection. Hoping to fill that gap soon...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 25, 2016 in forum: Paper Money
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