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1 Sextans de Untikesken Sorry not that one. The coin that is on numista that is very close to mine has a picture uploaded. Quote:
Quadrans - Iberia Oretanii (Castullo mint)
(200 BC - 100 BC) The date range for this guess is pretty much correct and yet this is not my coin. "If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
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I see we still have questions left to ask.
And I noticed Those to guesses were on the same page of Numista.
So is this coin on that same page?
I have no idea what I'm talking about But thought I would ask
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I think we still have some questions left.
Is the mass of your type of coin, as referenced in Numista, greater than 7.0 grams?
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1: This coin was made well before 1903. 2: This coin was made well before 1775. 3. This coin was made well before 1603. Hint 1: Elizabeth I wasn't alive when this coin was made. 4. This coin was made well before AD 1100. 5. This coin was made west of the Ural Mountains. 6. This coin was made before AD 1. Hint 2: http://www.numista.com is not just a good place to find examples of modern coins. 7. It is at least tangentially Celtic. 8. It is not Etrurian. 9. This coin was made before 30 BC. 10. This coin is not silver. 11. This coin was minted west of the 15 degrees east longitude. Hint 3: this coin was minted east of the 15 degrees west longitude. 12. This coin is from the Iberian Peninsula. 13. This coin weighs well over 7 g. Added: Quote:
So is this coin on that same page? Please post a link to the exact numista page you'd like me to check. Thx. "If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
-----Ghanaian proverb
"The danger we all now face is distinguishing between what is authentic and what is performed."
-----King Adz
Edited by Spence
10/07/2019 5:32 pm
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Or he's looking for a coin that fits so Joe doesn't win again That's probably what is going on, we all know there is a conspiracy against me. I'm calling for a full House and Senate investigation and I'm looking for a whistle-blower! |
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The southern portion of the Iberian peninsula would have been called Celts by the Roman but we're not ethnically Celtic plus Ancient Hispania would probably include any coin mint on the Iberian peninsula. There are only a few that aren't silver and have a date range before 30 bc
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The Edetans would be.my next inclination
weight requirement rules that one out.
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10/07/2019 7:10 pm
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1: This coin was made well before 1903. 2: This coin was made well before 1775. 3. This coin was made well before 1603. Hint 1: Elizabeth I wasn't alive when this coin was made. 4. This coin was made well before AD 1100. 5. This coin was made west of the Ural Mountains. 6. This coin was made before AD 1. Hint 2: http://www.numista.com is not just a good place to find examples of modern coins. 7. It is at least tangentially Celtic. 8. It is not Etrurian. 9. This coin was made before 30 BC. 10. This coin is not silver. 11. This coin was minted west of the 15 degrees east longitude. Hint 3: This coin was minted east of the 15 degrees west longitude. 12. This coin is from the Iberian Peninsula. Hint 4: The numista version of this coin has a photo. 13. This coin weighs well over 7 g. 14. This coin is listed this specific webpage of numista: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/hi...cient-1.html"If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
-----Ghanaian proverb
"The danger we all now face is distinguishing between what is authentic and what is performed."
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Pretty sure that only leaves one.
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I count three that are (a) not silver, (b) in the range 200-100 B.C. and (c) well over 7 grams, on that page.
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10/07/2019 7:57 pm
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Joecoin, you had me cracked up. Thanks
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well over 7 grams, on that page. But is 10 grams really well over 7? |
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