| Jan, 15, 1999 |
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A question from Ph. GRAULICH, member of the Numismatic club of Liège
(Belgium) and European Numismatic Alliance: Some authors says that the presence of different sorts of characters (seal, clerkly, running hand, ...) in the same series of coins is a monetary mark to distinguish the different productions or mints. But I read now that we can determinate the precise year of coins (from Kuang-Hsu i.e.) with the difference between calligraphy of the same characters. Do you have an answer about these two points? |
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