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Coins on Stamps
« on: September 21, 2010, 08:43:02 PM »
Postage stamps commemorating numismatics one way or another.

The ancient is a Roman Imperial (Greek city under Roman rule) commemorating a coin that commemorates Pythagoras. Interesting on another topic, it depicts Pythagoras (of Samos: Samion) pointing to a sphere on a column.  Pythagoras was the first Greek philosopher (we know of) who posited that the Earth is a sphere.

The US Stamps are pretty clear as is the Monaco, which celebrates a Double Gros (eight pence).
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Re: Coins on Stamps
« Reply #1 on: September 21, 2010, 09:13:46 PM »
Pardon the redirect, but at your leisure, you might want to follow
This site, I do not know personally, but I wrote about the presentation back in April '06.
http://www.zumbo.ch/stamps/

Attila Kovacs, I met online when writing about "Coins on Stamps" for the ANA "Internet Connections" column. 
http://kovasati.gportal.hu/
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