Nice tuna!!!!! Here what tuna I collect. Hot Tuna the band old Lp. I wasn't aware of a coin called tuna
Lucania, Thourioi Coin: Silver Stater - Head of Athena Right wearing Crested Athenian Helmet ornamented with Skylla THOUPIWN - Bull Butting Right, tunny fish swimming right in ex Mint: Thourioi (400-350 BC) Wt./Size/: 7.22g / 20mm References: Refs Ref:SNG ANS 1003* Good cabinet toning.
Well I'm no ichthyologist, but I believe "tunny fish" is just another name for tuna. I've always thought the expression "tuna fish" was redundant. By that reasoning, should I call my steak "cow mammal"?
I seen them all over America and in Stockholm while I was in Army. Last show I seen was Nashville 2000 I think. Finding studio masters of them is very hard they were like CD sound wise . There three items in my home my wife ot son Won't touch are my coins , records/stereo and my 1964 Custom Les Paul. I need to add one of this type coin to my collection
Ummm, I usually try not to notice these type o' things ... => but OMG => chrsmat is packin' a fricken huge tuna!!!
I really prefer to use their proper taxonomic name, uhm... chicken of the sea? Anyway, here's mine MYSIA, Kyzikos Circa 600-550 BC AR Obol 0.57g, 9.3mm SNG von Aulock 7328 O: Tuna left. R: Quadripartite incuse square.
JBG nice lookin' school of tuna you have there, i don't have a sinkin' tuna coins, but i do have some in a can... Big John..steak comes from beef, milk comes from cows..