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Can You Find The Hidden Roman Bronze Coins?

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Somewhere in this photo are about twenty Roman bronze coins.

Can you find them?
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If you guessed under my cat Molly, then you are correct.

Cats are always so helpful when working with ancient coins. I don't know what I'd do without Molly's support.

I'll need to check her tummy fur when she gets up so no coins walk away with her.
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That's a great security system
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I grew up with a calico cat that looked a lot like Molly, just with grey instead of black. We got her when I was in middle school and she passed away at a ripe old age just a few years ago. She was the sweetest thing. Whenever I needed to get some work done and she wanted to be on my lap, I always made her a pillow fort on my bed and she would camp out in there for hours.

Could be worse though. A few weeks ago, my three year old found my stash of Greek hemiobols and decided they were the perfect size to be her Barbie's play money!
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I know the feeling.

We had another cat named Libby who was known to grab a coin in her mouth and run off with it. There is an AE-4 somewhere in our old piano, after she dropped it into an opening in the piano's woodwork.
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My cat does the same thing and also love to sit on my computer keyboard when I'm trying to type.
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