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    Posted 8 years ago

    SpiritBear
    (813 items)

    It's hard to research what you cannot even spell.

    A few I think are Crete, some maybe Greece?

    Can anyone tell me year and place of origin on each? Such as the war-themed one, yellow one, purple one, blue, men throwing, etc?

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    1. AnnaB AnnaB, 8 years ago
      Just had my Greek-American friend look at these, and here's what i got:

      pic. 1:
      Brown stamp: Greece, 2700 drachmas (old Greek money before euro)
      Yellow stamp: Greece, 5 drachmas
      Brown: Greece, 300 drachmas. Image of a famous person Eleftherios Venizelos.
      Red: 1300 Drachmas (couldn't read bottom)

      Pic 2:
      Pink: Greece, 20 Leptas (old Greek money before euro). Image of Hermes holding a caduceus.

      Pic 3: same thing on both, where ELLAS=Greece, DPAXMAI=Drachma

      Pic 4: Greece, 20 Leptas. Image of Zeus.


    2. SpiritBear, 8 years ago
      Wow, you have so many connections!

      Thank you both. :)
    3. AnnaB AnnaB, 8 years ago
      Lol, not that many, she happens to be my co-worker and you happen to have Greek stamps, and i'm at work right now - voila! (don't tell my boss what i'm busy with, though =)
    4. SpiritBear, 8 years ago
      LOL, Anna. Behave! *Puts a note in your files.* :P

      Sometimes, at college, I'm also on here-- in class.

      Currently I'm on here, moderating a very difficult chat-site, and discussing a problematic moderator with another moderator.

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