Talk:Rex

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R.I.P. Rex Streak

1. Rex Chapman
2. Rex Ryan
3. Rex Hudler
4. Rex Walters
5. Rex Lee
6. Rex Peters
7. Rex Hoggard
8. Rex Kalamian
9. Rex Richards
10. Rex Tucker
11. Rex Ecarma
12. Rex Hadnot
13. Rex Morgan
14. Rex Grossman
15. Rex Hughes
16. Rex Kern
17. Rex Brown
18. Rex Norris
19. Rex Kendle
20. Rex Walheim

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Has : "Rex, a title on coins of British kings".

Not really. "Rex" is Latin for "King", and the legend in question is in Latin, with abbreviations. It WAS (?) on the coins of British Kings, but for a long while now there have only been UK Kings regnant in the British Isles (and, because of the present monarchical gender, of decimalisation, and of coin re-sizing, the coins of British Kings and of UK Kings no longer circulate). UK coins of the current reign have "REG." in place of "REX" (neither found on my corresponding Manx and Gibraltarian pound coins).

+ Rex, Latin for King.

+ Rex (or Reg. for Regina), used in the Latin style of monarchs of the United Kingdom, and found on their coinage.

94.30.84.71 (talk) 19:55, 1 June 2011 (UTC)Reply

what is rex? answer — Preceding unsigned comment added by 39.47.250.51 (talk) 11:22, 24 December 2014 (UTC)Reply

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