"Do hormones drive women's votes?" That headline is not from a newspaper published in 1892 or 1922, but from CNN online in 2012. Posted just...
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In 1921, Mr. Farren Zerbe’s photograph hit the news wires, holding what appears to be a large loaf of bread. Not so, says the caption... Delete the scoop?
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11 COINS Queen Victoria: -1883 -1899 King George V: -1913 -1920 -1921 -1932 -1934 King George VI: -1937 -1938 -1939 -1940 Please see... Delete the scoop?
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Senior's Rediscovery of Ancient Roman Coins Leads to Exhibition. When Maggie Kurkoski '12, working as a research assistant for Scott Bradbury, professor of c... Via Smith College Delete the scoop?
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"This Friday, Stack’s Bowers Galleries will be selling a rare gold coin that invites a strong Stanley Kowalski imitation to say its name. The “Stella” was a ‘pattern coin’, a sample design minted in its intended form for the purpose of evaluating its monetary usage." Delete the scoop?
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"A small mint has produced a set of Game of Thrones money, and I was particularly taken by the Dothraki Puli. This is a “chain” of coins, minted from a single strip of precious metal and designed to be left together as one piece of money, or cut off smaller denominations as needed. I was surprised to see the note from the maker, which says these coins were based on a Russian coin style that was used for nearly a millennium." Delete the scoop?
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Not vintage, but collectible, I guess. And Canadian :) Delete the scoop?
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As rare coins began to appreciate in value in the late 1970s and early '80s, collectors say, their hobby evolved into an investment opportunity. Even then, coins were assigned grades based on their condition on the same 70-point scale, but as the stakes rose, scams spread. Many dealers gave coins higher grades than they merited so they could sell the coins for more than their worth. Delete the scoop?
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