jlueke
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Awesome coins Bill! I love the continuity with the past that the temple represents.
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I just picked up some old books myself. Original editions of Roman Imperial Coins Vol.I and Vol.II as well as History of Jewish coins, printed in Leipzig in 1862. To round out my lof there's a more modern book, Grierson's Coins of Medieval Europe. I got this from the ANA library and had trouble shippig it back. For $80 it's an awesome book about that time period.
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A 2004 Canada PL Dime, and a 1962 Canada AU Nickel. Odd finds for Canadian money down here.
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Yeah, I had no business buying that save for the eye appeal
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The current CNG auction has a LOT of great book lots.
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I've forgotten Probably to wear away the cleanign lines and the little bit of corrosion just a little. Though it's not really distracting on that coin.
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Picked these up at the last club meeting. Commodus in Thrace, I couldn't resist the reverse A couple of Vandals to help full out my barbarians
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A 1971 Mexico 1 Peso, masquerading as a half dollar
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BU 2001 Kennedy with a nice clashed die.
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One more for my Ancestor set, might have to keep it as a pocket piece for a little while.
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Awesome, I've got to make me a cup too. Did you use one of the online picture services?
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Indeed they are
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A few more for my ancestor set
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Just one blow? How big is the mallet?
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Picked up last year's Krause World Coins 1601-1700 edition, the last one I was missing
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Another ancestor coin, thanks to Blackhawk.
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One for my ancestor set
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Great coin and an almost instant delivery. Thanks
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Bought a boatload of books from the ANA that arrived this passed week. The new ANA Grading Standards World of Money CD-ROM Gold Coins of the World 7th Edition Italian Cast Coinage Coin World Alamanac Millenium Edition Goethe's Italian Renaissance Medals The Works of Victor David Brenner Renaissance of American Coinage 1916-1921
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1972 10p. I really like this reverse
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I love the sea shells on the four corners it gives the coin the look of classy silverware.
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Is there a way to decide whether he is facing left or right (typical die alignment) or is that an arbitrary choice?
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So that second one is NOT a big smiley face?
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Eventually my coins will catch up to my book collection
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YES! Gaze into the flames... 42.13 grams, exactly the same. But with all of those these are different in style and also so perfectly struck it would take some work. But, like anythign else, they could be altered to dupe some segment of the population.
