jlueke
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Wow, I never would've guessed that. I'd be in for a 60. Are the dings typical for the grade, or only for the grade of this particular coin. I noted in the NGC collection that this series seems to be graded on a year by year basis.
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A pretty coin indeed,
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While I don't like all the rehashing the Buffalo is my favorite nickel design. It is a very American design and quite attractive.
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Two more Alexandrian Byzantine coins, the Heraclius is from the Berk-England sale of 1989. Didn't know those two ever worked together. JustinI Heraclius Also a birth year set from Nepal, made in the USA. Nepal 1972 Set
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I love the angelic figures
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Cool, in your image the field behind the bear almost makes it look like the aurora borealis
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What, never bought four of the same type before?
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I wonder if there will be an upswing in four or five years when we get to the triquicentennial (150 year?) anniversary.
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On first glance it looks to have some pretty detailed information. I'll let you know when I get through it.
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Nice notes Art!
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These were actually supposed to come. Two more Aleandrian Byxnatine coins. I think in the next two weeks I'll also get some more aesthtically pleasing items This one is the standard Heraclius 6 Nummi type This one is usually attributed to Phocas, 12 Nummi. I may be able to get some more detail with a little microscopic cleaning...
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This one was actually shipped to me by mistake. I'm kind of glad I;m not the only one who does that. Justin I 518-527, Folles, Constantinople
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We need some close ups
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Nice!
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Good, thanks. When I first looked at that I read "Vorstirn" and I couldn't figure out what a forehead had to do with femal rulers.
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Does that translate to "FürstinRegierung"?
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Dr.Suess was for you though right?
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Domestic and Foreign Coins Manufactured by Mints of the United States 1792-1965
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I think Koala's are cuter
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Nice post Bill, it's very interesting to read how collecting goals form, shift, and solidify.
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What games were those?
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Pre or post WWII?
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Are you going to start with Caesar or Augustus? Are you going to do the Eastern Emperors as well or stop at some point before Diocletian or 1453? How long a lifespan will a usurper need to make it into your set? On the Greek side, I'm with you. Luckily I can't really afford any really nice ones so I am spared having to try to squeeze those into a collection
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My December Celator finally showed up, January's is probably not far behind.
