Rough surfaces. They do look a little strange, but it's just the result of heavy circulation, as @Legomaster1 indicated. I think we're just...
Methinks Meow is trolling by asking if that is pretty toning, though the Panzer tank camouflage comparison was worth a chuckle. Edited to add...
Nice one! Love that old 17th century German States stuff. I see PCGS prongs. What's the grade? Looks AU at least, if not MS. I had a...
Eh, bummer. Still a nice looking coin, though. The pix in the OP are much more appealing than the post-slab shot.
I found a Roman bronze of the emperor Arcadius here in Georgia.
This. It's one of the Matron Head/Coronet cents. 1820s vintage, I'd say, from the shape of the head. Despite the corrosion, it's a cool find....
[IMG] Edited to add: I didn't know they struck 1-maravedi pieces in that era.
South Africa 1952 5-shillings, Cape Town commemorative [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
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Oh, that one's a beauty! Well captured, too.
Oh, I dunno. I'm rather fond of those gold donuts, myself. And steak.
BTW, you need to pick your prize preferences in case you win one of the drawings.
Even better when you crop out the wasted space: [ATTACH]
Pretty cent, nice photo. You can look back at last month's giveaway by following its link from the archive list in Post #2.
ROFL :hilarious: Excellent!
I have a lot of sentimental favorites, as it happens. This one comes to mind. These two, as well. (*Please forgive the non-ancient content in...
True. With the exponential nature of family trees, when you go back enough generations, the numbers get pretty big. Someone on one of the forums...
I finished the list of departures in the summary in Post #7, so the full picture of what went away and what came in with this update is complete...
Cattle don't necessarily have to require a lot of storage space. There's plenty of room in ma' belly. :P [IMG]
Hiberno-Norse coinage is what came to my mind, but it's a bit later than the period you mentioned. I think @LaCointessa may be pointing in the...
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