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Valued Member
 Netherlands
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This little post will have a few more letters josie :-)
And when I get to the Z, I think most of your questions will be answered by then.
Greetings, Carl
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Valued Member
Ireland
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It is an online reference tromp.
Thank you.
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Valued Member
Netherlands
309 Posts |
I'm just trying to help a little Josie :-)
Greetings, Carl
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I think this is a great idea and will help alot of use who are new to the foreign coin collecting. I am sure there are alway people looking for this kind of info. because most of this stuff I don't know thank you for putting this together
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Carl,
What a great piece of reference information.
Looking forward to B...C....D....E..........................Z
Thanks for the hard work
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Netherlands
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I just started to continue with the letter B, should get on line this evening if all goes right :-)
Greetings, Carl
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Pillar Of The Community
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CarlTromp Your efforts will be highly appreciated by many! Now if I can just get you to send me one example of each? (:
Looking forward to seeing each and every letter!!! And again thank you for this huge educational opportunity that every new world coin collector can use!
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Belgium
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Carl man dit is gigantenwerk  One small comment for people like me who surf too much on ebayand know too much of the wrong stuff If you mean goud say gold If you mean goudkleurig say golden If you mean goudmengsel say goldcontaining or impure gold in France the word gold is legally acceptable from 18 carat upwards below 18 carat it has to be called gold containing The argentino I have been chasing in MS for 4 years now (without paying an arm and a leg ) It seems to be allways some bad kind of AU at best It is definitely a gold coin Do not take this as critique from a southern neighbour but from somebody who understands some flemish and english  |
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Originally posted by josie
In our times what are the countries little asia?
What is the oldest coin Know?in amululet form and coin with both images?
Which of the 2 have a coin first made little asia or greece?
Does roman have a first coin than celts?
Very good info tromp.
I have done my best to answer josie's questions in this thread. I placed it there rather than here so Carl's dictionary thread wouldn't get hijacked...  Well done Carl... when you're done, we might get Mom and Dad to compine and sort it properly and give it a link in the articles and information section. Don't say "infinitely" when you mean "very"; otherwise, you'll have no word left when you want to talk about something really infinite. - C. S. Lewis
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Belgium
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Australia
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quote:
Originally posted by josie
In our times what are the countries little asia?
What is the oldest coin Know?in amululet form and coin with both images?
Which of the 2 have a coin first made little asia or greece?
Does roman have a first coin than celts?
Very good info tromp.
I assume that little Asia is meant to be Asia Minor. In that case that would be modern-day Turkey and nearby countries. From what I have read the touchstone was discovered in Asia Minor which allowed gold to be used as money with the ability to test for forgeries. |
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Ireland
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If turkey join EU it still EU or EURO-ASIA?
Is Russia also joining?
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Valued Member
Netherlands
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Verry difficult Jodie, my perssonal is an Euro-Asian country.
For Russia, if that comes to the EU, I know for shure I will wander out to the outback of Australia!
The Russian economie does not fit in the EU system, and the mentality there shure doesn't.
Greetings, Carl
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Perhaps you could edit the name of this thread to be the thread for the letter A. And others can add information about "A" in this thread. Then start a new Thread with "B", and another thread for "C" etc.  Adding to "A" A - Mint mark letter on Australian dollar coins (1996 to 1999) for the city of Adelaide. Some of these coins were minted on a portable press in Adelaide, South Australia and some were minted in Royal Australian Mint in Camberra, ACT Australian Capital Territory. A - Mint mark letter on the 2006 silver proof dollar. Australian collectors where never told what this "A" stood for and our best guess is that "A" stands for "Australia" or "ANDA" (Australasian Numismatic Dealers Association) as it was sold at their shows. Confused? So are Australian collectors. LOL Edited by toast
12/15/2006 09:02 am
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Netherlands
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Toast,
letter b is already on line, letter C, I'm working on, might take me abouth a nother hour to finish, the C will be there as well ;-)
ALL suggestion, abouth the letters is welkom on the listed letter, the more info we get, the more people can learn.
Greetings, Carl
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