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<p>[QUOTE="medoraman, post: 1435815, member: 26302"]Yeah, I would call all pieces like Mr. Brooklyn's private issue tokens. I would not call it a coin.</p><p><br /></p><p>On the subject of the article, though, there was not the huge taboo back then. The point really is that the Romans were a very moral people, they just had different morality than we. Two grown men together was not looked upon favorably for an emperor or the like, but they weren't about to lynched over it either.</p><p><br /></p><p>Judeo-Christian morals have so thoroughly pervaded our consciouness and thoughts that its hard to really understand a different moral code such as the Romans had. Neither theirs nor ours is "right", they are just different.</p><p><br /></p><p>Regarding spintrae in general, there is a big difference between private and public ones. Think of the difference between US mint medals and private medals today. There is a lot more someone privately can put on a medal than what the US mint will.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="medoraman, post: 1435815, member: 26302"]Yeah, I would call all pieces like Mr. Brooklyn's private issue tokens. I would not call it a coin. On the subject of the article, though, there was not the huge taboo back then. The point really is that the Romans were a very moral people, they just had different morality than we. Two grown men together was not looked upon favorably for an emperor or the like, but they weren't about to lynched over it either. Judeo-Christian morals have so thoroughly pervaded our consciouness and thoughts that its hard to really understand a different moral code such as the Romans had. Neither theirs nor ours is "right", they are just different. Regarding spintrae in general, there is a big difference between private and public ones. Think of the difference between US mint medals and private medals today. There is a lot more someone privately can put on a medal than what the US mint will.[/QUOTE]
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