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<p>[QUOTE="gsimonel, post: 4858800, member: 82549"]To clarify, your coin is not of much <i>monetary</i> value--you'd be lucky to get $5 for it if you tried to sell it--but like any ancient coin, it has a lot of historical value. It is, after all, close to 2,000 years old. Try to imagine all it's been through as you hold it and look at it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="gsimonel, post: 4858800, member: 82549"]To clarify, your coin is not of much [I]monetary[/I] value--you'd be lucky to get $5 for it if you tried to sell it--but like any ancient coin, it has a lot of historical value. It is, after all, close to 2,000 years old. Try to imagine all it's been through as you hold it and look at it.[/QUOTE]
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