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I was lucky yesterday to buy a smal lot of premonatary coins: arrowheads ,a celtic knotring,weights(?) , a total of 16 pieces.As these objects are all new to me , I am looking for a website,explaining this coins .Any idea where I could find this ? albert
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 Posted 08/10/2015  1:31 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add echizento to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Heard of these, but this is the first time I've seen real one. Nice find.
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thanks , I will make more pics at the end of the week ,when I have received it.I bought it because it was not too expensive and it was the first time I saw such a lot in an auction . I am very curious to have them in hand and to compare the arrowheads with other ones I have in my collection.I will publish the pics of the real arrowheads and the money arrowheads to compare.albert
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It arrived yesterday , 13 arrowheads,2 weights-bells and 1 celtic knotring.
the arrowheads : from 20.5 mm/1.2 gr to 37.5 mm/3.9 gr
the weights : the big one : 26 mm / 7 gr
the ring : 30 mm/ 13.6 gr.albert



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That's what is known as shooting money at the enemy!

A thought just occurred to me:
How 'bout filling artillery shells with nickels, and call that shrapnel?
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