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Feel free to call me Will.
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...yea, but if you don't maintain the shnoz it gets floppy... Damasena I 157SE.  |
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Looks like he got punched in the face a few too many times:-)
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Wonder if anyone got in trouble for making a nose that big! Let's face it guys, no real person has a nose that pointed. It almost looks like something out of a cartoon.  Edited by CoinCollector2012
01/29/2014 9:52 pm
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Wonder if anyone got in trouble for making a nose that big!
Let's face it guys, no real person has a nose that pointed.
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"The nose knows when everything goes" I believe that's the old expression. I would mind having that coin just because of that nose.
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wow...that's awesome. wonder what's going on....is it some type of die issue?
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Rather like the nose used in the "Air Nippon" ads that has caused some controversy with Japanese actors "dressing up as westerners" with pointy noses. http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-01-...cial/5209884 By the way, in case you were not aware, that ebay seller from which the original post refers to, is on " FORVM's NOTORIOUS FAKE SELLERS LIST". |
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My thoughts exactly -- Roman portraiture was usually pretty good on the coins of that time period. While the nose is quite humourous, it should also be a giveaway that the coin is not all that the seller is trying to make it out to be...
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An addendum to that coin sold by that ebay seller on Forum's NFSL. A lot of buyers who are "dipping their toes" into the world of ancient coins and choose to buy on ebay think that a large Feedback number = Great, Genuine Seller. However looking at that seller's Feedback for "as a Buyer" you will find that they use the same account for purchases. So at least half of that "large Feedback number" is from them paying promptly as a Buyer, with nothing to do with their quality as a Seller. This is the drawback of ebay as it reckons by Feedback number without considering this loophole. Edited by Masis
02/09/2014 11:42 am
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