I know it is an American holiday, but I think most people around the world can give thanks for something in their lives. And since we here in the US make such a big deal about the Thanksgiving dinner, and since I know of no ancient coins with a turkey, I thought I would post a coin with some delicious squab: SIKYONIA SIKYON AR Hemidrachm OBVERSE: Chimaera standing left, with heads of snake, lion & goat, raising forepaw, SI below REVERSE: Dove flying left Struck at Skyon, Fourth Century BC 2.6g, 17mm SNGCop 57, BMC 111 Ex Doug Smith Or maybe a cornucopia of food SINOPE, PAPHLAGONIA AE16 OBVERSE: Winged head of young Perseus REVERSE: SINW-PHS, cornucopiae between two pilei of the Dioskouroi, each surmounted by a star Struck at Sinope, 120-100 BC 4.09g, 16mm SNG Cop 306, SNGvA 231, Sear 3713 Ex JAZ Numismatics Post anything you feel you can relate to Thanksgiving
Here in 'the great white north' we have our thanksgiving in October. However, that will not stop me from wishing all of my American friends a Happy thanksgiving.
Happy American Thanksgiving!! (any holiday that has three NFL games in the background is okay in my books!!) => here are three of my coins that seemed liked they fit this thread ... The BIRD The TRIMMINGS The DRINK
Happy Thanksgiving y'all! Best part of the holiday is the wine and turkey, in my honest opinion. What am I thankful for....well not being near Emperor Justin II! I wouldn't like to be bitten or eaten, thank you very much!
Happy Thanksgiving everyone!! I don't know of any people who eat peacock but it's the only bird on ancient I could think of that I have. Even come with a nice lady to cook it.
Happy Thanksgiving to all. My wife and I had a quiet meal of Chicken Creole and veggies. Our kids and grandson will celebrate with us tomorrow with a larger meal. We will have roast pork. Diana / Calydonian Boar And after months on the Atkins diet, bread! Quirinus / Ceres
What's Thanksgiving (American Style) without a little William Bradford? Happy Thanksgiving, my ancient brethren.........
How about a Thanksgiving FROG! Luceria AES Grave Anonymous 217-215 BCE Uncia 7-35g Frog-Corn Ear pellet retrograd L T-V 285 Or would only @Cucumbor appreciate it???...
Happy thanksgiving to all my north american friends. As you know we don't "do" thanksgiving here, but we do appreciate frogs legs : strange people, strange habits Q
Happy and Blessed Thanksgiving to all CoinTalk members! Our shared appreciation of ancient coins is a blessing for which we are thankful. The cornucopia is a great symbol of the holiday.