Any ancient guys want to help me out and take me under there wing

OK, I've refrained from entering this fracas, but will weigh in just a tad.

I agree with WC that good grammar and spelling is essential as one continues into adulthood. Our younger generations are relying too much on texting w/o punctuation, and they don't seem to care. That being said, this is a numismatic forum and should be enjoyed as my lil ' buddy just pointed out.

So let's let the family feud drop and go back to talkin' about coins. I love you guys like brothers. Well, love may be a bit too strong.

 

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Yup ... it's always nice when everybody gets along, eh?








... this is kinda fun (maybe we should fight more often!!?)

 

Not to mention it would be degrading to the hatchet.

 

I guess I am fairly late to this thread but I have a high - five for everyone as well.


Now let's see some awesome coins.

Cheers

 

Glad to see everyone's getting along again....

 

well i found a place that i can digitally read roman coins and there values 1-3 by david sear In till i can get my hands on the physical copy's

 

The DS Roman Coins and their Values now comes in three volume set, but I recommend you start with the single volume 1988 version.

 

Thanks ill keep that in mind when i buy them. It sucks trying to read these on a screen

 

im finaly about to read david sears roman coins and there values. they are the orginal editions and not the millennium edition like i wanted. none of the librarys around me hade them so i got one of the librarys to get another library (michigan central university) to send it to them so i can read it

 

reading the 1970 ed and my coins arent even in it

 

=> the Millenium Edition is actually a "4" volumn set and it is outstanding (for the record, I have the 1964 First Edition and the 1988 Edition as well ... please don't ask) ... eh-heh-heh, OCD