who knew!
NT
who knew!
NT
Awesome!
-- Thanks, - Win
Based on the photo, I expect that coin is newer than AOE 3, and almost as new as the X-chapters. ;)
Cheers
Phil Hobbs
If you're into collectibles tho you can find some weird bargains with provenance on eBay, like here's the travel cup of 19th century
Lucile Aurore Dupin aka George Sand just sitting around on the 'Bay (no financial affiliation):
1k seems like a bargain for that, the same seller wants $6500 for some grungy old thank-you note written by Claude Debussy499 rupees is USD$8 or thereabouts, a bargain.
Caveat emptor, ~2000 year old tetradrachms are fairly common as artifacts from antiquity go, but they ain't $8 common.
The line headed straight down the center of the coin at bottom on the "unstruck" edge looks suspiciously like a casting mold seam.
The quality of the artwork is laughable when compared to a real coin, even one with 20 centuries of wear. Athena was one of their _gods_, who would dare to put such a shitty likeness into mass production
Ah, so is that what someone means when they tell you to "pound Sand"?
Tim
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Yes, but is that Win or Paul on the flip side?
Grins, James Arthur
:)
I think it's a good likeness
Yes, I show some cheap mold marks. :-)
-- Thanks, - Win
Not if it's a fake.
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It must be a fake. It's highly unlikely that a coin from that era would survive in that condition.
IIRC it had machine style tooling marks.
NT
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