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<p>[QUOTE="Buffo Marinus, post: 3175632, member: 82880"][ATTACH=full]817099[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]817100[/ATTACH] G'Day Bing,</p><p><br /></p><p>Thanks for the quick reply.</p><p><br /></p><p>I just wanted to make sure the coin wasn't stolen or possibly an exact replica of the original (surface crystallization and all!). I just purchased the tiny obol from the Ebay dealer at a slightly discounted price. Our Oz dollar is currently at an all-time low compared to the Yank greenback and any chance of reducing the exchange costs is always a definite benefit.</p><p><br /></p><p>Can you or anyone else here suggest a way to track down the provenance of an ex-BCD coin? The Ebay seller has no included hard data with the coin. I'm always keen to make a historical connection with these amazing little objects.</p><p><br /></p><p>The coin in question was minted in the ancient Peloponnese city of Megalopolis. I had the pleasure last May of wondering around the remains of that great city (see attached photos). It's exciting to think that I will soon be holding a product of ancient Megalopolis in my hand!</p><p><br /></p><p>Cheers, Rob FNQ,Au[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Buffo Marinus, post: 3175632, member: 82880"][ATTACH=full]817099[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]817100[/ATTACH] G'Day Bing, Thanks for the quick reply. I just wanted to make sure the coin wasn't stolen or possibly an exact replica of the original (surface crystallization and all!). I just purchased the tiny obol from the Ebay dealer at a slightly discounted price. Our Oz dollar is currently at an all-time low compared to the Yank greenback and any chance of reducing the exchange costs is always a definite benefit. Can you or anyone else here suggest a way to track down the provenance of an ex-BCD coin? The Ebay seller has no included hard data with the coin. I'm always keen to make a historical connection with these amazing little objects. The coin in question was minted in the ancient Peloponnese city of Megalopolis. I had the pleasure last May of wondering around the remains of that great city (see attached photos). It's exciting to think that I will soon be holding a product of ancient Megalopolis in my hand! Cheers, Rob FNQ,Au[/QUOTE]
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