The Alexander the Great Sunken Coins
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Salvor6
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Is this off Gaza?
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The cotton in my sheets came from there.
ROBOTCOP13
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You're right, or I got some Chinese counterfeit sheets.
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I will tell you another thing. If someone paid $100,000 for an Alexander the Great drachma they got screwed. They are selling from $200 to $400 on Ebay.
cuzcosquirrel
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I saw some of those in a coin store last year. It was unusual because they looked really good, and there were about 5 of them. Usually you only see 1 or 2 a year, unless you go looking for them. They are used for necklaces here in the US. Salvor6 has got the price of them about right. About 1 in 5 are barbaric copies, and 1 in 5 are just plain forgeries.
Bum Luck
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Someone got kicked out of Egypt for bad spelling; now we know where they ended up.
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