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<p>[QUOTE="cpm9ball, post: 4602499, member: 24633"]I don't want to be congratulated. This is not about who knows what. Yeah, I got a little irritated over a couple of your comments, and I regret that. I wanted this to be a learning experience for me and others who may be interested in French medals.</p><p><br /></p><p>Unfortunately, I'm just too dang old and lack the computer skills to be able to change as easily and quickly as the computer companies want in order to bleed more money from me.</p><p><br /></p><p>By the way, the <b>Different</b> is the mintmark chosen by the Director of the Paris Mint, and each new Director would choose a design of his own. It was instituted in 1841 to protect against (what else!) counterfeit medals. The mintmark was stamped into the edge of each medal, and there were several designs used over the next 40 years until it was decided to use the Cornucopia as the permanent mintmark.</p><p><br /></p><p>I hope we can still be friends. ~ Chris[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="cpm9ball, post: 4602499, member: 24633"]I don't want to be congratulated. This is not about who knows what. Yeah, I got a little irritated over a couple of your comments, and I regret that. I wanted this to be a learning experience for me and others who may be interested in French medals. Unfortunately, I'm just too dang old and lack the computer skills to be able to change as easily and quickly as the computer companies want in order to bleed more money from me. By the way, the [B]Different[/B] is the mintmark chosen by the Director of the Paris Mint, and each new Director would choose a design of his own. It was instituted in 1841 to protect against (what else!) counterfeit medals. The mintmark was stamped into the edge of each medal, and there were several designs used over the next 40 years until it was decided to use the Cornucopia as the permanent mintmark. I hope we can still be friends. ~ Chris[/QUOTE]
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