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when will we get to 1288 AD? I have a coin ready for that date..... At a minimum, 122 days from now. But I would not expect us to get past 1404 any time soon.  |
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Is this the one from India or a bonus? It is the coin from India, jbuck. Also, it had my next order of coins as company on the journey, which was unexpected! (AH807, 805, 804, 803)  The Ox moves slowly, but the Earth is patient.
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when will we get to 1288 AD? I have a coin ready for that date..... I sure hope we can get that far..... The Ox moves slowly, but the Earth is patient.
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Also, it had my next order of coins as company on the journey, which was unexpected! (AH807, 805, 804, 803) Fantastic!   |
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But I would not expect us to get past 1404 any time soon. Quote:
And mark me down for a 1404 AD (AH 806) So it might be not as much of a problem as you might have thought... AFAIK our next gap counting all of @ttkoo's recent acquisitions mentioned so far is 1396 (AH 798), though we're missing a few more 1390s dates after that. At this rate I wouldn't rule out 1288 in the next thread, but I'd be surprised if we get there in this thread, considering that the 7th edition is already well into the 15th century. My own next entry is 1387 and I do hope we get there before this thread ends... Edited by january1may
04/08/2024 5:14 pm
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And mark me down for a 1404 AD (AH 806) So it might be not as much of a problem as you might have thought... I looked back twice and still missed it, and ttkoo's list of additional items on the recent order receipt threw me off.  |
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Quote:I looked back twice and still missed it, and ttkoo's list of additional items on the recent order receipt threw me off. you hade one job....   The Ox moves slowly, but the Earth is patient.
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We ready to move back to 1409 AD or better to wait until tomorrow?
"If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
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"The danger we all now face is distinguishing between what is authentic and what is performed."
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We ready to move back to 1409 AD or better to wait until tomorrow? My topic, my rules. We move NOW!  Yes, it is already tomorrow from your last post point of view, but I do like to make bold statements. |
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Ok here is a 2 Groat from Brabant (Vilvoorde mint) that is datable to 1409 AD. It was attributed as Witte 432.   "If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
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Ok here is a 2 Groat from Brabant (Vilvoorde mint) that is datable to 1409 AD. It was attributed as Witte 432. Fantastic!  |
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Ok here is a 2 Groat from Brabant (Vilvoorde mint) that is datable to 1409 AD. It was attributed as Witte 432. A nice coin Spence. I was surprised to see a specific mintage quoted in Numista. Was this common practice of this era? The Ox moves slowly, but the Earth is patient.
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I was surprised to see a specific mintage quoted in Numista. Was this common practice of this era? I am also suprised to see a mintage figure and I think it is quite unusual to have that for coins from the 15th century. Here it seems records of the mintage were kept and, not least important, have been preserved. The figure (1,226,416) comes from the Vilvoorde mint master's records and is cited in the standard reference work by De Witte. |
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The figure (1,226,416) comes from the Vilvoorde mint master's records and is cited in the standard reference work by De Witte. Thanks for that information erafjel.I don't have access to DeWitte. That's very helpful. The Ox moves slowly, but the Earth is patient.
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At a minimum, 122 days from now. But I would not expect us to get past 1404 any time soon. well dang - that is a long time - I ain't gettin any younger here.. |
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