I think it is a doubled die for sure. The horse head on the reverse seems to be slightly doubled.
Thanks for sharing this coin. I enjoy trying to see the doubling. But even if the slight irregularity at the points of each 9 is doubled die,...
Severous Alexander, you beat me to it only because my phone rang first. Mehmet II. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Great observation. I believe it has something to do with who collects what. Most of the ruder comments are often made by or toward people who,...
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These are all great shields. My only poor example is worn. I have no idea about its ID. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I'd agree with 66+, but the marks on the front left leg might make it a 65 in the eyes of some.
Possibly a small die chip?
For most countries, the obverse (front) of a coin is lined up opposite, or 180 degrees turned, from the reverse (back). If someone at the mint...
Neandria, 4mm, .08g including the dirt still in the incus square. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Perhaps there is a regional Celtic dialect/accent that pronounces it that way? I've also wondered the same thing.
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Very good summary of how this is done. I am very much aware of these methods. While not a linguist, I have taught French, have a masters degree...
I don't know how accurate this is. If it is, then I have always accented it incorrectly. But then, who knows?...
There is a similar problem with biblical names. I had a preacher friend who, when someone would question his pronunciation would say, "They're...
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