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Grazie @PostOffice! Quindi è un predecessore dei bollini della spesa! Chiarissimo! Grazie

Nino, Ció che mi pare chiaro, è che nessuno vuole mettere in dubbio la tua lunga esperienza e conoscenza "di prima mano" dei soggetti di questa discussione, ma anzi si vorrebbe che aiutassi le tue affermazioni (e questa discussione) con immagini (di cui saprai che si é sempre ghiotti) e riferimenti piú specifici. Tra l'altro avendo interessi condivisi ed essendo anch'io di quella zona mi fa piacere discutere con chi ha piú esperienza e mi puó insegnare qualcosa. Quindi, in attesa di vedere immagini migliori della moneta in oggetto, l'invito che ti rivolgo é di postarci gli esempi di contromarche che conosci su questa monetazione od anche riferimenti di studi ancora non citati, per arricchire veramente questa discussione e farla diventare qualcosa di veramente utile e interessante.

Sotto il piano storico è tanta roba,immagino vi fossero anche altri tagli!...colgo l'occasione per mostrarti anche quest'altra che è un salto di perforazione direi e comunque è stata usata. Purtroppo un frammento pure questo(sono arrivato tardi aimé)

Anche se c'è scritto francobollo non è un francobollo.. venivano dati dai negozi o grandi magazzini per essere apposti su depliant sconto, come fanno oggi nei supermercati. È comunque interessante..da conservare anche se difettoso.

Riflettevo sul nuovo packaging... Essendo tra quelli che ritiene la confezione parte integrante della moneta e, pertanto, dell'intera collezione, mi scoccia e non poco se, per quanto riguarda una serie già iniziata, venisse modificata in corso d'opera...

E' la prima marca da bollo del Regno d'Italia. 1863, marca a tassa fissa, testa di Vittorio Emanuele II in rilievo, senza filigrana, non dentellata. Benché sia molto antica il valore di catalogo è di qualche €uro..per il 50c.. per ora.. il valore di queste marche andrà a salire in futuro in modo notevole, ci sono pochi collezionisti e pochi accumuli di questo materiale benché sia secondo me di grande gusto.

Salve,Siracusa no di sicuro a meno che sia inedita,ricordo che una simile fu postata ,se non ricordo male,e nemmeno Ale riusci'

Salve a tutti, Si tratta di una moneta di diametro 14-16 mm (purtroppo al momento non posso fornire il peso) . Sul rovescio sembra esserci un'aquila a riposo su un ramo con (forse...) un delfino sotto il becco e sotto il delfino una stella marina o un astro o una ruota (???). Al diritto testa d'uomo volta destra. Potrebbe essere Zeus Eleuterio, ma non ne sono sicuro. Sopra la testa appare un simbolo che potrebbe essere una A o una D (DIOS ?). Potrebbe trattarsi di Bruttium (Kroton) o di una moneta di Siracusa. Qualche idea?

Salve,non credo di averne viste altre,esistono?bellissima ed esplicativa della percezione degli antichi riguardo dei e semidei

Purtroppo è su frammento e non ho idea del documento originale...scusa la foto ma il rilievo del re è difficile fotografarlo

Ci tengo a rincuorare chiunque avendo messo in collezione la medaglia e destinato un comune Napoleone III alla speronella ☺️

Metteresti cortesemente foto della marca da bollo a sx.

Bella e con documenti... Quindi perché non ci post pure i suoi dati ?

Sono conservati bene.

A 1700-year-old statue of Pan unearthed during the excavations at Polyeuktos in İstanbul Anatolian News . Marmara and Thrace Article The 1700-year-old statue of Pan was unearthed during the excavations conducted by İstanbul Metropolitan Municipality (Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Cultural Heritage Department) at the Polyeuktos site. The excavations at Saraçhane Archaeology Park, where the Church of St. Polyeuktos is located, have been ongoing continuously since June 8, 2022. During the excavation works at Saraçhane Archaeology Park, which is located in the Saraçhane area of Fatih district, Istanbul, a 1700-year-old statue of Pan was unearthed at the site of the Church of St. Polyeuktos. http://www.anatolianarchaeology.net/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/statue-of-Pan-1024x762.jpg Mahir Polat, the Head of İstanbul Metropolitan Municipality (İBB) Cultural Heritage Department, announced the discovery of the Pan statue on his social media account. “This morning, we unearthed yet another magnificent archaeological discovery in history-rich Istanbul. In the heart of Istanbul, at our excavation site in Saraçhane, we uncovered a 1700-year-old statue of Pan from beneath the ground. Together with the previously found statue, we now have reached the section of İstanbul’s lost Roman Palace. The excavation at Polyeuktos has revealed remarkable insights into the city’s past.” Indeed, İstanbul is a treasure trove of history and a tourism paradise. Together, we will work hand in hand to elevate it to the well-deserved status of a world tourism hub.” Pan In Greek mythology, Pan is a deity associated with nature, forests, and shepherding. He is often depicted as a creature with the upper body of a human and the lower body of a goat, known as a “satyr.” Pan is linked to the forces of nature and is frequently seen in forests, mountains, and among shepherds. Pan is considered the protector of shepherds and is renowned for his ability to play the flute. It is believed that his melodic tunes bring life to nature. He is also seen as a somewhat mischievous and frightening figure who sometimes plays pranks on shepherds. http://www.anatolianarchaeology.net/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Pan-1024x681.jpg Pan’s association with nature and his presence among shepherds is an integral part of Greek mythology and ancient beliefs. Pan is known as the companion of Dionysus and frequently takes part in festivals associated with him. Additionally, he interacts with other gods in Greek mythology. For instance, in one story, Pan is caught eavesdropping on the Pantheon, the place where the gods assemble on Mount Olympus. The god Pan holds a significant place in Greek mythology as a figure associated with the power of nature, nature’s sounds, and wild life. The Church of St. Polyeuktos The Church of St. Polyeuktos is located in the Saraçhane neighborhood of the Fatih district in Istanbul. The church is known to have been built during the 5th century, in the reign of Emperor Theodosius II. http://www.anatolianarchaeology.net/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Sarachane.jpg Photo: Yunus Emre Günaydın/AA The Church of St. Polyeuktos was one of the most important churches of the Byzantine Empire. Emperor Theodosius II ordered its construction, and the church was completed during the reign of his son Emperor Arcadius. The name of the church comes from St. Polyeuktos, who was the sister of Aelia Flaccilla, the wife of Emperor Theodosius II. During the Byzantine period, the church served as a significant center for religious ceremonies. However, in the 12th century, it suffered significant damage due to an earthquake but was later repaired. In the 15th century, after the Ottoman Empire conquered Constantinople (Istanbul), the church was converted into a mosque and renamed as the “Eski İmaret Camii” (Old Alms Mosque). https://www.anatolianarchaeology.net/a-1700-year-old-statue-of-pan-unearthed-during-the-excavations-at-polyeuktos-in-istanbul/#google_vignette

Sempre lo stemma di Papa Francesco, il ritratto o lo stemma di Leone XIV lo vedremo nel 2026

Penso che un possibile modo di raffrontare il potere d'acquisto possano essere le tariffe postali, di fatto soggette solo ad inflazione

https://www.anatolianarchaeology.net/the-hittite-city-of-samuha-will-be-open-to-visitors-in-2024/&ved=2ahUKEwi9oeuV4dyOAxVH4AIHHTShICoQFnoECBUQAQ&usg=AOvVaw3F3kVz4froXbmfQyedBgbj

Buongiorno, Chiedo informazioni agli esperti circa questo "francobollo réclame", o almeno così leggo. Purtroppo presenta un segno di vecchia piegatura che ne ha compromesso la piena leggibità. Grazie anticipatamente Carlo

The Hittite city of Samuha will be open to visitors in 2024 The 3,800-year-old Hittite city Kayalıpınar, located in the Yıldızeli district of Sivas and formerly known as Samuha, is planned to be opened to visitors next year. The excavations in Kayalıpınar began in 2005 under the supervision of Associate Professor Dr. Vuslat Müller Karpe from Philipps University of Marburg, Germany. It’s have been ongoing intermittently up to the present day. In the city, there are traces of structures from the Assyrian Trade Colonies, Hittite, Roman and Byzantine periods, as well as tombs from the Hellenistic, Roman and Early Christian periods. Many seal impressions belonging to Hittite kings, princes and officials were also uncovered during the excavations. In the excavations conducted under the leadership of Vuslat Müller-Karpe in 2014, a Hittite cuneiform tablet was discovered, which provided information that the old name of the Kayalıpınar archaeological site was indeed “SAMUHA.” http://www.anatolianarchaeology.net/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/Hittite-cuneiform-tablet-showing-that-the-old-name-of-the-Kayalipinar-ruins-was-SAMUHA.-2014-excavations.jpg Hittite cuneiform tablet showing that the old name of the Kayalıpınar ruins was “SAMUHA”. (2014 excavations) Photo General Directorate of Cultural Heritage and Museums Kayalıpınar (Samuha) excavation is led by Associate Professor Dr. Çiğdem Maner, a faculty member of Koç University’s Department of Archaeology and Art History, who also serves as the excavation director. Dr. Maner stated that in addition to archaeological and research excavations in the region, they are also making efforts to preserve Kayalıpınar and pass it on to future generations. http://www.anatolianarchaeology.net/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/Hittite-cuneiform-tablet-showing-that-the-old-name-of-the-Kayalipinar-ruins-was-SAMUHA.-2014-excavations.jpeg Photo General Directorate of Cultural Heritage and Museums Maner stated, “The oldest structures in Kayalıpınar are two large burnt mud-brick buildings dating back to around 1900 BC. We are working on a protective roof project for them. We plan to submit the roof project to the Regional Board for the Protection of Cultural Heritage soon and hopefully, we will make it happen as soon as possible.” http://www.anatolianarchaeology.net/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/Kayalipinar.jpg Expressing their desire to promote Kayalıpınar for regional tourism, Maner said, “After the landscaping is completed, we plan to open Kayalıpınar for visitors next year. Signage, walking paths, all of these are missing here. To enable students and teachers to benefit from this place, a healthy landscaping and preservation project are required, and we are working on it.” Maner explained that the oldest layer of Kayalıpınar is contemporary with Kültepe Kaniş/Karum. She stated, “Assyrian cuneiform tablets were found here, which allows us to understand that there were houses belonging to merchants in this area.” http://www.anatolianarchaeology.net/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/The-Hittite-city-of-Samuha-will-be-open-to-visitors-in-2024.webp Photo AA One of the oldest adobe structures in Anatolia will be protected Maner mentioned that they have been working in the burnt mud-brick buildings covered with plastic sheets for approximately 15 years. She provided the following information: “This summer, we removed all the plastic sheets and started restoration and conservation work to assess the condition of the mud-brick structures. Additionally, we initiated the roof project. Our goal is to both preserve this site and support cultural tourism in Kayalıpınar, Sivas, and Turkey as a whole. Through this roof, we aim to protect one of the rarest and oldest mud-brick structures in Anatolia. This year, we will take samples from the mud bricks and plaster for various analyses. Through these samples, we will try to determine when this building burned down, what kind of materials the mud bricks were made from, and the thickness of the plaster. We aim to conduct extensive research here on various aspects and present it to everyone in the form of a comprehensive publication.”

anche sui rami l'IVA è al 10% @MERCURIO691 Sì, sono in attesa di risposta (sono 25€ circa di maggiori costi, quanto un'emissione nuova...), anche se non mi faccio alcuna illusione...

Queste sostanziali differenze di colore penso fossero normali vista l'ingente produzione e uso di questo francobollo?quello verde è spedito nel 36 quello più consono al suo colore agosto del 45...

BREAKING: A “bird prophecy” tablet has been unearthed in Kayalıpınar, ancient Šamuḫa, once a major Hittite religious center. Found in a burnt archive from the reign of King Ḫattušili III (c. 1267–1237 BC), alongside seals of the king, Queen Puduhepa, and their sons. The site also yielded festival and Ishtar ritual texts. This discovery sheds light on Bronze Age prophecy, imperial archives, and the political-religious power of the Hittite Upper Land BREAKING A bird prophecy tablet has been unearthed in Kayalıpınar ancient Šamuḫa once a major Hittite religious center Found in 10368000k1.mp4

Salve,potrebbe essere una trillina di Filippo II per Milano. https://numismatica-italiana.lamoneta.it/moneta/W-DUCMILHISPFII/2