Tuesday, February 25, 2014

Greek or Roman Gold Coins?



Unknown said...

Roman-- the letters are Latin

Unknown said...

Roman-- the letters are Latin.

Unknown said...

This is the style of a Venetian gold ducat. So neither Greek nor Roman :D
Unfortunately, I don't know enough about them to know whether it's actually Venetian (as opposed to an imitation made elsewhere), whether it's actually a ducat (as opposed to a different denomination), and when exactly it's from (other than "probably 14th to 18th century").

Rozan Yunos said...

Thank you so much... I have been able to identify them now as Venetian gold ducats.

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Hello Rohan

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Also a question: From 1 October 2014, the Singapore Monetary authorities will stop issuing $10'000 notes. IS Brunei going to do the same?


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