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<p>[QUOTE="CarolineP, post: 4422459, member: 77994"]Bingo on the mini eagle coin. It's definitely Abydos, especially when I see it in person. Everything matches, down to the exact size (yay, glad I measured it right), design, and color! The top of the Y isn't present on mine since it's off center, but yeah. Thanks so much for your expert ID skills!! That would have taken me forever to find. I'll make a separate thread for the early Islamic fals - I'm sure the area of expertise on those is different from the other ancients I've posted since it's from a totally different era. If only I knew how to clean off that ugly copper corrosion...</p><p><br /></p><p>And sounds good on the water! Patience isn't one of my virtues, but if it makes my coins prettier without damaging them, I'll certainly try that method. I have absolutely zero experience with toothpicking coins, but I figure this is a good place to start. From what I can see, just gotta be gentle with the pick and not use the point 90 degrees straight on the coin.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="CarolineP, post: 4422459, member: 77994"]Bingo on the mini eagle coin. It's definitely Abydos, especially when I see it in person. Everything matches, down to the exact size (yay, glad I measured it right), design, and color! The top of the Y isn't present on mine since it's off center, but yeah. Thanks so much for your expert ID skills!! That would have taken me forever to find. I'll make a separate thread for the early Islamic fals - I'm sure the area of expertise on those is different from the other ancients I've posted since it's from a totally different era. If only I knew how to clean off that ugly copper corrosion... And sounds good on the water! Patience isn't one of my virtues, but if it makes my coins prettier without damaging them, I'll certainly try that method. I have absolutely zero experience with toothpicking coins, but I figure this is a good place to start. From what I can see, just gotta be gentle with the pick and not use the point 90 degrees straight on the coin.[/QUOTE]
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