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canadian quarter 1910 rare silver half dollar by DrewsCollectibles, $21.00
Greek, Thrace – 398 BC
Thrace , Maroneia - Obverse: Forepart of galloping Horse facing left with beaded truncation at torso. Reverse: Vine stem with hanging bunch of grapes. Rhyton to left in dotted square.
ø Celtic Gold Coins
Celtic Gold Stater of Addedomaros, Catuvellauni/Trinovantes tribes - Late 1st century BC
Coin of Kanishka | Pakistan (ancient region of Gandhara) | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Coin of Kanishka, ca. 130 A.D. Pakistan, ancient region of Gandhara Gold. The Great Kushan rulers minted these gold coins following a Roman weight standard. The rulers present themselves in relation to a range of Near Eastern and South Asian deities, such as Shiva as seen on the reverse of this coin.
National Geographic
Scientists identified the world's smallest frog in Bornea. For years, scientists have mistaken it for a juvenile frog of a different species. Amazing! (via notcot)
MK-B | Karthago ca. 350-270 v. Chr.
Statere - oro - Cartagine (350-270 a.C.) - verso: cavallo ritto verso dx
Russia 1 copper coin Macarius Zheltovodsky Monastery 1620
copper coin Macarius - Zheltovodsky Monastery 1620
Silver Drachma, Cos, 180 BCE–88 BCE. 1960.170.338
Silver triobol, Cos, 145 BC - 88 BC , Asklepios bearded ( obverse)
Mirror Back. Date: 7th–10th century. Geography: Mexico, Mesoamerica, Veracruz. Culture: Veracruz. Medium: Slate.
(10) 1965 to 1968 #CANADIAN #PENNIES 1c - Elizabeth II "D. G. Regina" http://etsy.me/1zJLWcq #Copper @Etsy
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turn collected coins from travels into magnets for display
National Geographic
Scientists identified the world's smallest frog in Bornea. For years, scientists have mistaken it for a juvenile frog of a different species. Amazing! (via notcot)