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Emperor Oli

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  1. Emperor Oli

    1926 florin

    If I had a cat, I'd name him Xerxes
  2. Emperor Oli

    1926 florin

    Yeah, the UK's was recently rebranded "Cif" because that's what it's apparently called on the continent..
  3. Emperor Oli

    Farthing enquiry

    Congratulations to chris on his 1000 post!
  4. Emperor Oli

    Word association

    Bismarck....but I'll let it pass Hood
  5. Emperor Oli

    Farthing enquiry

    Chris is right, look for hair. The BU ones have hair on his head, very faint sideburns and a full beard.
  6. Emperor Oli

    Dictionary additions.

    I'd put: Cracked Die - Sometimes, when a coin is struck with too much pressure or the die is old and worn, it starts to crack. When the coins are struck with cracked dies, their metal is forced into the cracks which makes little raised lines on the finished product. Siege Money- Siege (or obsidional) money was essentially created as a means of payment during a siege when normal sources of revenue ran out. Siege money comes in varied shapes and sizes.
  7. Emperor Oli

    Farthing enquiry

    The bright lustrous one are fantastic no doubt but the blackened ones have a certain...mystique about them, wouldn't you say?
  8. Emperor Oli

    Farthing enquiry

    Although not as extensive, Chris' is better because he actually uses pictures & descriptions whereas Coincraft just uses descriptions.
  9. Emperor Oli

    Milled coin site

    Ridiculously overpriced
  10. Emperor Oli

    Farthing enquiry

    Coincraft have quite an extensive online glossary that explains those terms too. BTW, all Edward VII farthings have a nice dark finish on them; this was to avoid confusion with half sovereigns. There's a picture below in which one can see it is very different from the others.
  11. Emperor Oli

    Edward VIII

    "My yacht was boarded by marauding Pirates and I've been traumatised ever since"?
  12. Emperor Oli

    How do you handle your coins?

    I'll buy some next time I purchase some farthings!
  13. Emperor Oli

    site for buying coins

    There's also triphthongs in words like mower, iron, fiery etc!
  14. Ahh I did say vigilantism, and presumptuous vigilantism at that!
  15. Emperor Oli

    Far Eastern coin

    The end product looks good anyway!
  16. Emperor Oli

    site for buying coins

    I didn't create it; a dipthong is a recognised character. A dipthong is two vowels together
  17. Emperor Oli

    How do you handle your coins?

    That's the thing though - why three pairs??
  18. Emperor Oli

    site for buying coins

    Hehehe any other special character requests?????
  19. Twas one of his highness' new rules set down a few weeks ago. Vigilantism I believed I called it!
  20. Emperor Oli

    How do you handle your coins?

    One shouldn't skimp though
  21. Emperor Oli

    site for buying coins

    Here's a dipthong for you to copy and paste when typing Æthelred's name! Æ
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