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Thanks fren for your inputs! Now i did my first (mediocre) purchase, i'll be more cold headed going forward, it's always like this with me.
Just like my first scrap purchase (that i never disclosed to you, i'd be way too ashamed kek).

>We need to be able to discuss more sensitive and valuable secret scrapchad info and share links to potential cheapies or coin deals for evaluation that midwit lurkfags here have no right to learn or see. I promise that I'll never steal any deals you find from you and know you wouldn't jew me either.
I give you my word too, scrapbro. If there is anything specific you are looking for in France/EU, don't hesitate to ask and i'll do my best to help. And if it comes to this, it can be handy to have someone 'on the ground' if you need me as an intermediary to dodge customs or order from a seller who don't do international shipping for example.

>Regarding "reading" and identifying Greek coins, once you have a basic understanding of the alphabet and pronunciation you may find that it's a lot easier than it appears at first
Back in HS i took ancient greek for 3 years as extra curriculum, but it feels like it was an eternity ago, i forgot most of it. I'll try to derust myself a bit.

>https://www.lexilogos.com/keyboard/greek_ancient.htm
Pinned, I know my 'tism will soon take over and i'll be digging left and right for greek items, it will certainly be an invaluable tool. Not long ago i was binge-watching generals & kings' to study greek historic battles, i'm preheated haha.