Looks like you ended up with two different profiles: this one with your full name and the other one with a shortened username based upon it....
Thank you. I did not know about the "DIVI Series". Now I will certainly notice them when I'm browsing ancient coin sites. As to your English,...
Not all the thumbnails are loading for me, but... wow.
Thanks. There are other dig videos on my channel, but I think that one is the best. Even if it does run a bit long, at over 20 minutes.
Bizarre and fascinating. Celtic coins of this era just seem so much more mysterious to me. It's kind of like the later stuff from the Anglo-Saxon...
Nice reverse designs, particularly on the second coin! The first has that handsome eagle plus attractive patina, too.
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It looks to me like a coin that was cut down to a smaller size (i.e., PMD, or post-mint damage). However, I don't really know. I will defer to...
Too esoteric for me, I'm afraid, but those are both very handsome coins. I particularly like the second. But sorry. Can't help you with variety...
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@Mat- I really like that F&I 2-reales piece! I want a double-excelente. That joins the Roman aureus on the long list of "coins I might...
@zumbly - I totally love the mama-baby duo in the OP. That picture struck me as... art. I had a low grade Aegina turtle briefly (and recently...
Pictures of the Italian coin aren't very clear and I can't help you with paper money.
1650 or Germany again. :D [IMG]
Germany/Saxony. 3-mark proof Leipzig commem, 1913. Since this is a dual-dated piece the "wildcard" clause is in play, meaning the next player...
Germany (Nurnberg) silver ducat klippe, 1650. Germany or 1650, next. [IMG] [IMG]
... or maybe I was serious, and I truly believe the emperor Otho was a vampire. ;)
Touché. I forget that humor does not always translate. :) That's a sharp Augustus/Otho Æ! I like the hair detail.
Here's an inexpensive countermarked coin I just couldn't resist and purchased a few years back. (From FORVM, as will probably be apparent from...
It's an intriguing mystery, but I don't know if there's enough there to work with. What you take to be lettering could be, or could just as...
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