The list of appealing world coin designs in silver is nearly endless. I've long admired several of the designs folks have already posted. Here...
Congratulations, Mat! I've collected coins for over 40 years and have admired the Athenian "owl" coins almost as long. Furthermore, I've been...
PS- the @Severus Alexander updated version looks very nice. I like the bullet points with general info on the back. I might adopt and adapt that...
OK, that one above was not an ideal choice, since it shows an error I later corrected (the word "branch" in "olive branch" ran outside of the cell...
@Severus Alexander- aside from agreeing with the suggestion that you lighten the background grey in your monogram, I quite like what you've done...
WOW. That's off-the-charts cool. I've been looking at Anglo-Saxon sceats (sceatta?) lately, and very much rethinking my prior disinterest in...
Spain [ATTACH]
How many different rulers/personalities do you have on aurei, now? I couldn't afford one solitary, low-end aureus. (Well, OK, maybe one or two...
Sicily, Akragas: silver hemidrachm, ca. 410-406 BC [ATTACH]
Italy. [ATTACH]
To Macedonia. Now, I realize the ancient and modern Macedonias are two very different, geographically separate entities, but since the ancient...
Very strange item. But intriguing.
Austria. [IMG]
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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...
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