Not really. For instance the following miniature tampang issued on 1878 was also valued the same although it is only around 10g. It appears...
Malay States (old Malaysia). State of Pahang. 1264 AH (1847) One Hundreth Dollar or Quarter Tampang. SS6 (Saran Singh). 59g. Tin. RRR. Legal...
Welcome anytime @chrsmat71
Thanks.. it's a very interesting period with all the Knights and gallantry
Awesome piece.. just love this multicultural pieces
They were roughly called bezant by Western Europe given that they came from the East which they often associated with the Byzantine Empire. Of...
Thank you MM. I personally liked the Crusades.
Awesome writeup.. the story and history behind the coin is what makes it so intriguing and valuable
Thanks for sharing the great writeup
Totally love the designs
Crusaders - Kingdom of Jerusalem. Second Phase. 12th century. Gold Bezant. Imitating the Fatimid Dinar of al-Amir. Acre mint. When the...
Thanks all.. Charlemagne is considered an iconic figure in history. He setup the foundations of Europe and was an instrumental figure in laying...
Thanks.. I've been hunting for a nice piece for some time. His deniers seem to be pretty hard to find at least in good condition compared to the...
Thank you very much. Definitely a cool piece on Charles the Bald. Very sharp details as well and undamaged condition @stevex6
Completed my theme on Historical Greats. Charlemagne (768-814). King of the Franks and father of Europe. AR Denier. Mediolanum (Milan)....
This piece fits nicely to my Historical Greats theme.. Hopefully soon a Charlemagne denier to close the chapter on the theme.
Thanks @TIF .. there are a treasure load of specimens and literature on Classical Greek and Roman coins here. Also I don't have a lot from this...
Nice!!!
He's sold most of his Chinese coins. He is focused on the coins of the Horde now. In fact he just published his book on the coins of the Great and...
I don't think the first is a Yuan You. The 2nd character doesn't really look like 祐。I could be wrong but seems more closers to 符。 3rd could be...
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