I suppose the "old members" ought to post here too. ???
My name is Stephen, from Brisbane, Australia.
I collect world, mediaeval and ancient coins, plus the occasional banknote, token, medal and miscellaneous numismatic whatzit. Main collecting goal is OFEC (One From Every Country).
I'm a member of the Queensland Numismatic Society ( I currently produce the monthly club Magazine) and the Australian Numismatic Society (Queensland branch).
Welcome to the Castle, Sap! Glad you made it in. :D
Greetings Sap, about time you popped in.
regards,
Another familiar member. Welcome aboard, nice to have you here ;D
Another familiar face. Welcome Sap, good to see you here.
nice to see ya here sap!! ;D
:oglad to see another source for Oz things, welcome to the party as always
Great to have Sap here as I could use the Medieval knowledge when I finally decide to get into the oldies but goodies!
QuoteI'm a member of the Queensland Numismatic Society ( I currently produce the monthly club Magazine) and the Australian Numismatic Society (Queensland branch).
This is one of the most interesting posts I have seen on the forum yet and no one has made comment about it.
Tell us more PLEASE
:)
"Newbie" welcomes, 'oldbie' Nice introduction.
George/India
OK, who resuscitated this old thread? I first posted it two months ago! :D
Quote from: rggoodie on December 07, 2007, 11:29:05 PM
QuoteI'm a member of the Queensland Numismatic Society (I currently produce the monthly club Magazine) and the Australian Numismatic Society (Queensland branch).
This is one of the most interesting posts I have seen on the forum yet and no one has made comment about it.
Tell us more PLEASE
Anyone interested in the QNS can check the website (also given in my profile): www.qns.org.au (http://www.qns.org.au). I've got a couple of "recent articles" there, but they're not all that recent anymore. :-\ I've been spending too much time on the forums, and not enough time reformatting magazine articles and sending them to the webmaster! :-[
The ANS website is http://the-ans.com/ (http://the-ans.com/).
Now, how in the world did I miss welcoming Sap???
WELCOME !!! ;D
I have "known" Sap for a long time. The castle just wouldn't be the same without him.
Welcome.
I'll check out the sites.
:) :) :) :)
I have known sap for some years and he is a member of 2 coin clubs that I am also a member of.
His knowledge on ancient coins never surprises me.......he is like an encyclopaedia and answer many many questions I have no answers for ( I know that surprises you but it is true...lol).
Also all you need to do is ask hime and he would do anything for you, a great guy.