jamesgonewild
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I actually like it haha
monopolize said:Seriously Perth mint? Stop making them look like men!
http://forums.silverstackers.com/uploads/10425_rps20150528_175027.jpg
chrislehr said:oooof. FS: Two Heras
csyip said:Just got the catalog from perthmint and confirmed this is the design.
Why can't perthmint learn from royal mint and make great looking goddess...
Now I realised my impression of Athena come from Japanese animationNeed to get used to the Greek version
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I'd probably throw them on ebay with a BIN of like $250USD, but I am in the US as well.syracuse said:chrislehr said:oooof. FS: Two Heras
How much?
The Hera coin is good. This Athena is the ugliest lady (or can I say human being) I ever seen in a coin, and in reality.
Perth mint made me vomit every time I saw the Athena coin.
barsenault said:Missing, I know you are loving this design. Elegant, beaufiful, etc...hehehe
mmissinglink said:I am confused because reading the comments here in this thread and other threads on the hideously fugly Perth Mint Globs of Ole-Limp-Puss (Gods of Olympus) coins, shows that for many members on this forum who have commented, that buying a hideously fugly Globs of Ole-Limp-Puss coin appears to be an acceptable way to spend ("waste" is the word that first came to mind) money but buying a fugly Goddesses coin is not an acceptable way to spend (waste) money. Please explain this double standard for those who fall into that category.
After all, if aesthetic appeal is that important to those who are frowning upon the Goddesses coins, then why even bother with either of these two Perth Mint coin series...they are both examples of hideously poor designs. Besides, if you spend (waste) your money on either series you are in effect rewarding poor decisions by the Perth Mint and rewarding severely inferior design quality. The Perth Mint is capable of putting out excellent coins, why reward them when they do just the opposite???