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    Mars and his titles

    Very nice. It stands for Mars Propugnatori (Mars the Defender or Champion)
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 22, 2016 in forum: Ancient Coins
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    Mars and his titles

    And MARS VLTOR (Mars the Avenger): Roman Imperial: Severus Alexander (222-235) AR Denarius, Rome (RIC-246) Obv: IMP ALEXANDER PIVS AVG;...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 22, 2016 in forum: Ancient Coins
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    Mars and his titles

    How about this one with VIRTVTI EXERCITVS (To the Glory of the Army): Roman Imperial: Maximinus II Daia (310-313) Æ Follis, Kyzikos (RIC-52)...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 22, 2016 in forum: Ancient Coins
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    The oldest thing I own

    Here are some of my fossils: Elrathia Kingi Trilobite [IMG] Knightia Eocaena [IMG] Pinnixia galliheri [IMG] Lower Paleolithic Black...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 22, 2016 in forum: Ancient Coins
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    First Byzantine Cup Coin

    Here is the original image before I touched it: [ATTACH]
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 22, 2016 in forum: Ancient Coins
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    Beautiful stocks and bonds

    Just spotted this thread. Granted I am not a big scripophilist (actually won't consider myself one), I do have several Bonds and Certificates...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 22, 2016 in forum: Paper Money
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    First Byzantine Cup Coin

    I am pretty sure DOC touched the photos to close the gap when they photographed it years ago. The coin does have a gap that is similar to the new...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 22, 2016 in forum: Ancient Coins
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    First Byzantine Cup Coin

    Love Byzantine coppers and my gallery at FORVM is full of them. Here is one of the plate coins from DOC: Byzantine, Empire of Nicaea: John III...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 22, 2016 in forum: Ancient Coins
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    T-65 CSA 1864 $100, best way to sell

    That addendum note is just priceless. Worthless and thrown away! WOW! Imagine if you did have a trunk-load! These notes fetch about $300 or...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 21, 2016 in forum: Paper Money
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    Paper Money: New Acquisitions

    As part of my colonial collection (and since I work in the financial industry), I bought several treasury certificates a while back. But I never...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 21, 2016 in forum: Paper Money
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    Paper Money: New Acquisitions

    Thanks techwriter! I just started collecting Obsoletes as most of my collection was concentrated on Confederate and Federal notes. But these...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 20, 2016 in forum: Paper Money
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    Paper Money: New Acquisitions

    Milledgeville, Georgia: $50 Apr. 6, 1864 (Criswell-22) [IMG] [IMG] Shreveport, Louisiana: $5 Mar. 10, 1863 (Criswell-14) One of the few...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 20, 2016 in forum: Paper Money
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    Paper Money: New Acquisitions

    Several more notes from the previous HA Auction. It was a busy and expensive night :rolleyes:: Tallahassee, Florida: $1 Jan. 1, 1864...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 20, 2016 in forum: Paper Money
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    Paper Money: New Acquisitions

    Yet another HA pickup... Brandon, Mississippi: Mississippi & Alabama Rail Road Company $5 Jan. 2, 1837 (Kraus-10110) Payable at the Girard Bank...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 20, 2016 in forum: Paper Money
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    Paper Money: New Acquisitions

    Another HA pickup. A great day for train and ship lovers... Brandon, Mississippi: Mississippi & Alabama Rail Road Company $100 Jan. 1, 1838...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 20, 2016 in forum: Paper Money
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    Paper Money: New Acquisitions

    Thanks techwriter. It was a good score, but too bad the others weren't in a great state. Stay tuned for more as I picked up several notes that...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 20, 2016 in forum: Paper Money
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    Paper Money: New Acquisitions

    And another one to add to my Confederate notes: Macon, Mississippi: $2 May 1, 1864 (Criswell-43A) After the fall of Jackson in May 1863, the...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 20, 2016 in forum: Paper Money
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    Paper Money: New Acquisitions

    I have been out of the paper money scene for a while as I was concentrating on other acquisitions, but I am back with the following recent...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Jan 20, 2016 in forum: Paper Money
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    The War Never Ended: CSA Paper Money and Bond Certificates

    It was meant more for the "strong box", but things became really complicated as war dragged on. Not an easy topic to discuss as there are so many...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Dec 23, 2015 in forum: Paper Money
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    The War Never Ended: CSA Paper Money and Bond Certificates

    Collecting banknotes, at least ones in really good condition, tends to make you bankrupt! Very expensive in comparison to collecting coins. The...
    Post by: Quant.Geek, Dec 20, 2015 in forum: Paper Money
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