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Continue with Turkey, or go back to "two-headed", as you prefer.
Though a Greek coin, this was struck in a place that is now part of Western Turkey. Greece (Mysia, Lampsakos): silver diobol; janiform heads and...
Back across the pond to Ireland. [IMG]
What's on the other side? Anything? It's really hard to say. I'm not even sure we're dealing with a coin, here. Could be some kind of token,...
Very handsome. Dunno how much of a premium I'd pay (not much- I'm tightfisted when it comes to toning premiums), but I like that one quite a bit.
Funny, I thought "Fred", too. :p (It's not the most Thai-sounding name, but... there ya go!) PS- seriously, though, @coin_nut lives in Thailand...
I've never heard of the "......" grading service before, either!
Carbon spot, most likely. Not a good thing, unfortunately.
Yes, me too.
I just bought this one from @Valentinian. [IMG]
Oh, yes. A gold Scottish unicorn or Sword & Scepter piece are on my dream coin list! Those are particularly well-struck ones. Out of my league...
Seriously though- neat coin. I had to take the quick refresher course on Flavius Victor. I don't remember if I ever had one of his coins in my...
Sharp Max Thrax! Better than my old one from a decade ago. [IMG] "The man, the legend, the chin"
Not everything at flea markets is junk. That's a handsome set, and a pretty good chunk of bullion. Might be a fun way of spanning the gap...
I've added some more. A few are a bit lower grade than the ideal F+ to VF-ish range I'm after, but I'm enjoying them as a cheap(-er) sideline so...
Flavius Victor was often referred to by his contemporaries as "Flavey", and wore large sundials on a chain around his neck. Not to be confused...
I agree. Those were exactly my thoughts, but as usual, it just took me a lot more words to say them. :rolleyes:
Only about 6 to 12 cents, assuming you could find a buyer, which you probably couldn't. It's extremely common, but not as common as the 1958-D,...
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