As An Introduction And Thank You

Thanks Spence. I've just had a call and must go out to a client but as I was on the phone, I picked up this one and started turning it around in my fingers ... I don't have time to do anything with it right now more than let you see the sort of haphazard assortment I'm dealing with.

Aha! Then I'm starting to get these grouped. If you liked that last one, take a look at two more that seem to match those in the thread that you linked:







There's some great toning to some of these coins. The last coin showing the reverse faces is sideways, as I turned the coins in medal orientation to show how the sides are orientated (does that makes sense?). Anyway, thank you for the pointers ... I'm now starting to understand how these all fit together.

In the coin books, there was no attempt at date order or cataloguing. I've got Roman next to Medieval next to Greek next to Jetons. There's even a button in there. I can only think that they are placed in the order in which they were bought or, more likely, found.