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<p>[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 3826540, member: 19463"]I have always wondered at the fact that Emperors seemed to tolerate defeated or disgraced predecessors as often as they did. There is a suggestion that Augustus did not tolerate EID MAR and Septimius did not allow Pescennius but those may not be totally factual. We know Antony legionaries circulated until slick and he was a loser. </p><p><br /></p><p>I wish US coins were done this way. I would get a kick of checking my change for a rare Nixon as Caesar with the Checkers (the dog) reverse. It would be interesting to see what our politicians of the last 250 years would select for the coins if they were allowed to pick the designs. We do have some interesting Hard Times Tokens. </p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>I suppose I should be a fan of the state quarters but those were driven into the ground when they ran out of states and went on to parks etc.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 3826540, member: 19463"]I have always wondered at the fact that Emperors seemed to tolerate defeated or disgraced predecessors as often as they did. There is a suggestion that Augustus did not tolerate EID MAR and Septimius did not allow Pescennius but those may not be totally factual. We know Antony legionaries circulated until slick and he was a loser. I wish US coins were done this way. I would get a kick of checking my change for a rare Nixon as Caesar with the Checkers (the dog) reverse. It would be interesting to see what our politicians of the last 250 years would select for the coins if they were allowed to pick the designs. We do have some interesting Hard Times Tokens. I suppose I should be a fan of the state quarters but those were driven into the ground when they ran out of states and went on to parks etc.[/QUOTE]
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