(I posted this earlier, but have since updated and corrected the listing somewhat.) From what I can gather, this 1819 Irish penny token was an...
Don't think I've seen a Blanchard slab before.
Had to go and look up the EllyGabby I had in my old original Roman Imperial collection (circa 2007-08). [IMG]
Oh, the Sacred Tater, again. That is an Internet coin forum classic. ROFL. Good to see it again. :D
Elagabalus was a freako, there's no doubt about it. Even if one allows for bias in the chroniclers, it's almost certain he was majorly deviant....
Ooh, I love the ship on that one! Has more sail area than I'm used to seeing displayed on depictions of ancient galleys. In fact, that ship...
It's fun. I picked up this LT on a Bust half dime last night. It's not a pictorial and more the typical late-Victorian monogram style, but I...
(posted corrected/updated new listing)
OK, so I'm late to the party. No doubt @dadams was referring to this Nero dupondius with a space shuttle on the reverse: [IMG] I've posted it...
Neat oblong flan on the new addition. I like the portrait of the comparison coin.
Oh, that 1795 half has the perfect look!
Thanks!
Surprisingly, I don't, really. My tiny budget is already constrained enough with the coin collecting. I do collect fossil shark teeth, but only...
I had to look and see what coin I had for Theo II in my old collection. Just this tiny little AE4: [IMG]
Are those "el Rey" and "La Reyna" actual royal signatures?
"Templatized"! Thanks, @brg5658! Looks great, dunnit? [IMG]
That actually looks pretty decent for a Warnick "caught in the wild".
Jumpin' Jeehoziephats, man! I mean, I know 1880- and 1881-S Morgans come nice, but... wow!
Neat! Aha, so that explains your avatar picture. Those bookworm patterns are neat looking, too.
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