15-08-2019, 12:31 AM
(15-08-2019, 12:13 AM)-JKP- wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Good idea. I was wondering about whether there were reeded edges in those days and I really didn't know.
It might just be a bad attempt to draw depth, but the lines are emphasized, so it seems to mean something.
The great thing about coins is that they travel a lot, so I was able to browse a sample of European, Middle Eastern, N. African, and Asian coins and I didn’t find anything with unambiguous reeded edges. If anyone did find such a coin that might tell us something about the location of production as it doesn’t seem to be a standard feature at this time. I’m not completely sure that the coins on that tarot deck are drawn with a scalloped edge - after all that design feature is blue rather than gold - but it seems like such a deliberate design decision that it feels like it must come from somewhere. I had a look at loom weights too as they often have scallops or ridges, but they’re not a good match for the 34v plant either.


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