Margaret and a Coin? Harry's father murder?

[Mr. Death]

I'd say the Denarians don't work for Lucifer, but when their interests align they will work with him.

[Bad Alias]

They were the least trusted.  There is a difference.  An incredibly deceitful person might follow your orders to a tee but you know that eventually when they get the chance they will betray you.


Another reason to wonder if she had a Coin is that Jim said that at her age (around 100) having a baby would have required "help"..  Those with Coin's don't appear to age.

There is obviously a working relationship between the Denarians and [Church Lady voice] Satan. I'm just saying that "Nic works for lucy" (emphasis mine) is a little more than we know. Especially because of that WoJ about how Nic is more dangerous than Lucifer because Lucifer is at least on team existence.

I'm not even going there on the reproductive life cycle of wizards.

[KurtinStGeorge]

Nicodemus told Harry that he respected Margaret.  If she had held one of the coins why didn't Nic say, "I respected your mother and worked with her from time to time, or "I respected your mother, we had mutual acquaintances."?

[peregrine]

I don't think she did have a coin or was even aligned with them in general, but wherein everything Nic says is things Jim wants him to say, he may simply have wanted to keep that connection a secret.

[morriswalters]

I'm not even going there on the reproductive life cycle of wizards.

I admire your restraint. 

[Bad Alias]

It didn't need any restraint. 

Edit: I seem to have left out the word need, making my statement nonsensical.

[Arjan]

Nicodemus told Harry that he respected Margaret.  If she had held one of the coins why didn't Nic say, "I respected your mother and worked with her from time to time, or "I respected your mother, we had mutual acquaintances."?

Nic says what he thinks is most effective, truth has little to do with what he says. At that moment he wanted to convert Harry so making him curious would have made more sense than making him angry.