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‘Phantom’ coins — believed to be destroyed after WWII — found in warehouse in Japan...
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Interesting. Thanks for sharing.
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Very interesting.
I am wondering how a ceramic coin would hold up under everyday use - in today's world.
Not very well I am thinking.
Also in today's environment, counterfeiting of a ceramic coin would be much easier than a metal-based coin.
I am wondering how a ceramic coin would hold up under everyday use - in today's world.
Not very well I am thinking.
Also in today's environment, counterfeiting of a ceramic coin would be much easier than a metal-based coin.
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Cool.
But the site on the link wanted me to sign up to see it. Nope.
Searched and found an instant read one with no hooks.
www.thehistoryblog.com
But the site on the link wanted me to sign up to see it. Nope.
Searched and found an instant read one with no hooks.
“Phantom” WWII ceramic coins found in Kyoto warehouse – The History Blog
www.thehistoryblog.com
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