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Greatest coin in UK history found :O

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Bill Ladd

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In the news.....
>>>The British Museum today unveils the most expensive coin in history. The ninth-century coin depicts Coenwulf, the ruler of the Anglo-Saxon kingdom of Mercia from 796 to 821, and it is thought to be the oldest example of gold currency commemorating a British ruler - which helps to explain why the museum paid
 
BFLBL,

That coin is wicked! It is interesting to see the change in artistic style from the Roman era to the date when that coin was minted (dark ages). What dates are those "clown head" silver coins that are sometimes found?

GH
 
Those "clown" looking hammerds are medieval period I believe....
I forget. I have not been following UK finds anymore since I have been banned for life for no reason... :biteme:
 
They find em all the time in pounded Confederate camps in Texas. The key is to clean those things right. A good tumble in unicorn pee will Git 'R Dunded!:rolleyes:
 
n/t
 
at the DIV's you think of other people first while at a runt hunt you think of yourself first. Just basic "when in Rome" stuff. ;)
 
limited edition hand painted reproductions are starting to show up on Ebay... ;)
 
Photoshop

Used the lasso tool to cut out pieces of text. Then pasted them back in and rotated them to fit.

Glad you like it, thought you would get a kick out of it. :)
 
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