Came here to say this exact thing! What is that extra $4.25 for? Moving from three single-coin cardboard boxes to one triple-coin cardboard box?

“Without Tickets Of Course” WoW Kaiser, amazing true story

Yes Kaiser, Hungary became its own country, the Balkans were given freedom, Italy also got Trieste and Romania got the biggest land grab of them all. Greece also took over Constantinople after the war but the Turks pushed them back out again in 1922. The map and empires of Europe changed dramatically in 1919.

The Italians just got back what was taken from them several centuries before though. Well, the principalities of Italy as it was not a country until the later half of the 19th Century.

Navy all the way Rich 🙂

Correct Kaiser my paternal grandfather was older. Buried at Arlington National Cemetery.
Gravestone reads Austria for place of birth because at his birth that section of Romania was part of the Austrian empire and had Austrian birth certificate.

Fragging occurrences probably “skyrocketed” with the issuance of pistols and revolvers to ground troops. The Russian soldiers fragged many of their officers and enlisted Czar supporters during WW1 attacks onto German lines.

Kaiser,

You can scale & sculpt up or down on any size coin. Size of coin does not matter. Have the 1.5″ medal of the Navy Bicentennial from Mint. Three vessels and still has room for another.

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Yeah the Coast Guard coin has that appeal

My Romanian grandfather immigrated to the USA just as The Great War started. He was drafted into the US Army and sent back to the vile Europe he hated. Came back to the States and never left this country again.

Unfortunately my maternal grandfather was killed in WWII by a German cannon blowing my grandfather’s battery to smithereens as he was lobbing shells at the German lines in France.

Kaiser, very few people understand how violent the Eastern and Italian fronts were in WWI. The Western Front got all the headlines because of trench warfare, static lines and very bad military strategies of attacking heavily fortified defenses.

Truly sorry about your grandfather Kaiser, My Grandfather when facing a similar situation lent his bayonet to the enemy and I now have the Katana of that enemy mounted on a wall with other memorabilia. There is an old saying