Here's another ancient newp that has been posted on the Ancients forum but does not yet have its own thread, so I will copy and paste the listing...
This tiny ancient Greek piece got its own "newp" thread in the Ancients forum. Description ANCIENT GREECE EL Hekte 478-387 B.C. Grade: VF/VF+...
Member "spacemonkey" on Collectors Universe (a photo editing and graphics genius like our @Deacon Ray is here) has a young daughter named Maddy...
I just bought this from a member here, so there is once again one Far Eastern coin in my collection. :) Oh and a "non-round" piece as well....
All of you: get it tested. The Arras token (these are fantasies and not actual coins, though they are often erroneously called coins) and the...
Having cashed in a semi-forgotten IRA CD to pay some bills, I'm in the unusual (for me) situation of actually having money to go on a little...
Here's a Spanish half-escudo from the golden age of pirates and New World colonization. I bought it from a dealer in Israel through their...
I unexpectedly won this 1/3 guinea piece in the GC auction last night, on an impulse bid, since it seemed to be pretty low. GC had erroneously...
I like these. I have a pretty nice full-kroner piece of the same era I found in one of the last bulk lots I went through. Monograms aren't as...
Great Britain or 1810. I unexpectedly won this 1/3 guinea piece in the GC auction last night, on an impulse bid, since it seemed to be pretty...
Love the "flower child" design. I'm also quite impressed with the last piece @dougsmit posted.
Awesome! What's the grade? This has been posted before, but it's one of my favorites. [IMG] [IMG]
I always liked those Greenland bears, too.
I occasionally tire of seeing my own photographed face, even if it is a younger and somewhat better looking version from 13 years ago. So I...
It WAS the cool forum until you posted that Hogmouth fella! :P
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The bear on your Bern 1/2 batzen is happy that you rotated the obverse a bit in that photo. He gets to walk on level ground for a change!...
Wow, that last Herod piece is awesome! Great history and nice patina!
Thanks. The little rectangular Japanese gold pieces are fun. The common Meiji types like this are not frightfully expensive, either, for gold...
There you go! Neat stuff.
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