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<p>[QUOTE="lordmarcovan, post: 3573746, member: 10461"]Because I'm stupid. LOL</p><p><br /></p><p>No, seriously, this is one "unwritten rule" I tend to forget about from time to time (and really was mostly unaware of). That's the problem with <i>unwritten</i> rules. Twenty years ago, netiquette did not come naturally to me and had to be learned, after making many <i>faux pas</i>.</p><p><br /></p><p>Anyway, I see the wisdom in the unwritten rule, now that it is mentioned. And really, posting about this coin worked against my own interests as a potential bidder, but at the time, I was (and still <i>am</i>) truly interested in knowing if anyone else thought the incuse lines on Elizabeth's bodice looked unusual. And there was a time factor if I wanted to bid.</p><p><br /></p><p>Mea maxima culpa.</p><p><br /></p><p>I am certainly not accusing the auction firm of anything. This is literally a matter of curiosity. Has anyone seen any hammered silver coins of this period that were tooled to enhance detail? The portraits of Elizabethan coins can be notoriously weak. They're in much lower relief than the ancients we usually discuss here.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="lordmarcovan, post: 3573746, member: 10461"]Because I'm stupid. LOL No, seriously, this is one "unwritten rule" I tend to forget about from time to time (and really was mostly unaware of). That's the problem with [I]unwritten[/I] rules. Twenty years ago, netiquette did not come naturally to me and had to be learned, after making many [I]faux pas[/I]. Anyway, I see the wisdom in the unwritten rule, now that it is mentioned. And really, posting about this coin worked against my own interests as a potential bidder, but at the time, I was (and still [I]am[/I]) truly interested in knowing if anyone else thought the incuse lines on Elizabeth's bodice looked unusual. And there was a time factor if I wanted to bid. Mea maxima culpa. I am certainly not accusing the auction firm of anything. This is literally a matter of curiosity. Has anyone seen any hammered silver coins of this period that were tooled to enhance detail? The portraits of Elizabethan coins can be notoriously weak. They're in much lower relief than the ancients we usually discuss here.[/QUOTE]
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