I don't have any! His gold aurei are nice and $$$$$:(
I have this AV Dukat from Regensburg dated 1742 chronogram[ATTACH]
That Akola one is nice/ I got mine from US dealer for $400US/ some time ago. Its looks MS-66.
If I had to judge this book on a scale of 1-100. My grade would be 99/100 Many updates/ new material included Prices now upto date with grades...
Very good dealer/ like Chris Rudd.
Not tray but Album:Ds 1/ ancients-Fall of Constantinople 1453 2/ Oriental Cultures 3/ European 1000AD-end of Baroque era 1750AD 4/ European 1750-...
Nice/ I have one too from Chris Rudd.
I have the complete Ataturk Deluxe and Standard 25K-500K Also 3 standard Inonu 25/50/ 100K And 2 1926-29 Issue 25K /50K I like the"Deluxe" 1926-29
I find this Emperors AV coins are plentifull/ most in MS-63-67 For Jahan I only Akola Hoard M is common in high quality/ rest are scarce. My fav....
So/ I will use "Ottoman" version:) I think even the Republic would be Kurush.
What are prices/ quality according to seller? I won this one for $2400US[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Genghiz Khan with girlfriend[ATTACH]
I have the Ravenna one:)
I thought the same thing/ forgot I had one. Then described it as 1777 in thread. PaddyB then corrected me/ and I still did not get it! I must be...
Schlumberger list these as Piastres/ Friedberg same. The Egyptian (Ottoman) same. Some auctions use Qirsh (Egypt) Kurus (Turkey)o_O
Ha Ha! The guy is a crook. That is the most common Islamic Dinar. A BIG hoard was discovered/ all coins were perfect MS. Album list this coin as...
Why are Turkish gold coins in some books "Kurush" others "Piastres"? Which is correct?
In 1241 the Mongols under their brilliant general Subotai annihilated the German/ Polish Army at Leignitz and Hungarian at Mohi. Then came news...
God almighty! I am really screwed up! I think I should audition for movie, "Dumb and dumber" the numismatic edition.
I had a brain cramp! But count that as my 1777:) I do not have a 1778:shame::shame::shame::shame::shame::shame::shame::shame::shame:
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