The Whois info appears to point merely to the hosting company ( http://whois.org/whois/classicaleconomies.com <http://whois.org/whois/classicaleconomies.com>...
Let's not be too hard on Crawford. When he doesn't identify coin designs, he's not ignoring them; he's implicitly saying it can't be done. This negative...
Darn Yahoo Groups software! I forgot it truncates email addresses. That email address should be: admin @ classicaleconomies.com <http://classicaleconomies.com>...
Hello dear members: I am looking for the owner of a Didia 2 denarius in EF condition which I need to reproduce in a contemplated article. I would be very...
Dear List, Reading the letters on the above subject brought fond memories to my mind. Please forgive the maudlin sentimentality that follows. In 1958-59 I...
Thursday, November 12, 2009 Dear Bill & List, King Rhescuporis II is mounted on the horse. Also, it must be remembered that the Bosporan Kingdom was a client...
Marvin said in part on Thursday, November 12, 2009, 10:24 AM  Dear List, In 1958-59 I worked in London as a young architect. I lived in a 'bed-sitter' ,...
I like the shape of this coin: http://www.vcoins.com/ancient/agoracoins/store/viewItem.asp?idProduct=618 Amazingly it has all the important details of the...
Dear Pierre For the benefit of other viewers it's necessary to go to page 2 of your album. Just curiosity but I am wondering why you need to contact the owner?...
In the new "History and Coinage..." Sear sticks with the Gallic Arms description and mentions that all three of Saserna's issues concentrate "on the theme of...
Thursday, November 12, 2009 Dear Andrew and List, Pierre doesn't remember the origin of the photos. That's part of the problem. The other part is that he...
Actually, it is not obviously Elagabalus--if the legend were legible, you would see that it reads Basileus Rhescuporis--it is the portrait of the the king of...
For misshapen lumps, nothing much rivals Samos staters overstruck on Aegina staters. To bring the Aegina staters up to weight, the stater was generally beaten...
Friday, November 13, 2009 Dear Mac, Bill, & List, My mistake. For some reason I thought Elagabalus was mentioned in the sale description. I realize now...
Dear List Members, I came across this brief article on the "Archaeology Magazine" website about a hoard of coins found in Jerusalem that date from the...
Dear List, I am looking for an illustration of the denarius of Artavasdes IV of Armenia, AD 4-6, with his portrait on the reverse and Augustus' head on the...
And all of his feedback is from sellers from whom he bought Nintento DS styli for under $1.00, with the exception of one buyer feedback from samir-banut, who...
Dear List, Here is another ebay faker though one that is published: coinsgalleryauctionco He is from Israel and has 10 coins closing tomorrow. Eight of them ...
Hi, I would like to buy 100% pure Gold Bullion coins, preferably the U.S. Indian / Buffalo 99.99 pure, or the Canada Maple Leaf 99.99 pure. Does anyone know...
Moneta-L members, I would very seriously doubt that the coin in question is a quarter ("modified" or not). There is a long tradition in the military for...
... Thanx Chris, that was interesting. I particularly enjoyed this portion ... challenge >coin on a surface may initiate the challenge. (Accidentally dropping...
My guess would be that it was a challenge coin, very popular in the military these days. Try googling the term for more information. Joe Paonessa [Non-text...
Interim Review of Italian MOU http://culturalpropertyobserver.blogspot.com/2009/11/interim-review-of-itali an-mou.html Or http://tinyurl.com/ycmun3h By Peter...
Moneta-L members, I would very seriously doubt that the coin in question is a quarter ("modified" or not). There is a long tradition in the military for units...
i have never seen any coin dealer sell any numismatic gold (even bullion coins) at spot-gold price. and i'm not sure how a coin dealer could be in business...
... It is noteworthy that none of the AIA representatives at CPAC's hearing have published any classificatory work on an ancient coinage. In fact, the AIA...
These coins are called "Challenge Coins" and were supposed have originated during WW2 or maybe WW I with a flying squadron. As to whether there is one for each...
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