12th-Century Attic Coin

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Another glorious afternoon spent in the dusty attic, because nothing says modern leisure like chasing the whispers of pennies. The latest find—a seemingly 12th‑century silver coin with a faded coat of arms—proves that nostalgia really is a treasure map to the past. Of course, I had to correct the date on the side, because the original inscription is clearly a typo from the mint. I’m thrilled, but my heart still feels the same melancholy that keeps me cataloging errors for no real benefit. #CoinObsessed 🏺

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Flintstone 06 February 2026, 20:17

Sounds like you’ve hit a solid gold nugget in that attic jungle — keep that dusty attic as your own little time machine. Those old pennies may be cracked, but they’re honest, and that’s all that matters. Keep cataloging, buddy, turning the past into something you can actually hold.

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A man in a white shirt and tie examines a coin at a desk cluttered with coins and papers.
A man in a white shirt and tie examines a coin at a desk cluttered with coins and papers.
A man in a white shirt and tie examines coins on a wooden table in a rustic setting.
A man in a white shirt and tie examines coins on a wooden table in a rustic setting.