Moved off the 80 acre field to a small side field of about 7 acres. Never had much off here, a few coins, but nothing older than Victorian, but I like to give it a chance now and then. Today paid off. A gorgeous George II silver shilling, 1758.

Ancient Roman Mosaic (1st Century AD), at Nora Pula, Sardinia, Italy. City was founded by Phoenicians, after which it was inhabited by Carthaginians and later by Romans. Remains of city are mainly from the Roman era. Place has its unforgettable charm thanks to its location, as

The ancient theatre at Delphi, Greece, originally built in the fourth century BCE, but was remodeled on several occasions, particularly in 160/159 BC at the expenses of king Eumenes II of Pergamon and, in 67 CE, on the occasion of emperor Nero's visit

Map showing the parts and main characters of the Trajan War.

The Aqueduct of Valens, built in second half of 4th c., stretched across the valley east of the Holy Apostles between the City's Fourth and Third Hills. However it was not merely a bridge of arches, but an immense network that supplied Constantinople water for many centuries.

A recent pickup for the Emporium.

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🎭 Celebrating theatre with no strings attached… Instead of dangling onto a stage from ropes, Javanese shadow puppets are manipulated using bamboo rods. When lit from behind, the puppets cast otherworldly silhouettes. 🔗🔎 ow.ly/cMhG50PCheX

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Minor switcheroo of the schedule. This Sunday will be a weird movie night! The following Sunday will be the RTHE Community Sponsored Giveaway. Always a grand time with chat. Don’t miss it! Sunday’s 7pm EST. So much fun, they’ll probably make an ordinance…..

A group of unusual #treasure #coins recovered from the well-known Dutch East India Company #shipwreck Rooswijk were part of a display at the July 18-23 Calke Abeet Festival of Archaeology in Derbyshire, England. via Numismatic News bit.ly/3YNXQGY

Coin of the Day: Our highlight today is this remarkable Mexico (1536-38)MM Charles and Johanna Rincón 8 Reales graded NGC AU 50. Only three examples of this incredible coin are known to exist, recovered in the late 20th century from the “Golden Fleece” shipwreck.

Common shapes of Greek vases

Banknotes graded by PMG realized six-figures in a recent Stack's Bowers sale. Two standouts were a PMG-certified 1934 $5,000 Federal Reserve Note (Chicago) and 1928 $100 Gold Certificate, which realized $312,000 and $150,000, respectively. Learn more at PMGnotes.com/news/article/1…

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Coin of the Day: Today’s #TokenTuesday feature is this New York, NY 1863 Charles A. Luhrs Civil War Store Card struck on an 1858 Cent. Graded NGC MS 65, tokens like this one were struck during the US Civil War as advertisements. Explore Civil War Tokens at NGC.click/CivilWarTokens