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That being said, I do not know that I could bring myself to risk that gold proof. I do not have that problem. Not having a gold proof negates having to make that decision.  But speaking hypothetically, I think the presentation of the gold proof would give me pause. It is a nice looking package.  |
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I think the presentation of the gold proof would give me pause. It is a nice looking package. Thats the other thing. Its not like it is just a card board box you just chuck when you pull the coins like a mint set. The case itself is way nice. |
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I've got mine in an Eagle coin capsule page, cut to size and reholed to fit as a page in the new Dansco album (2012 -->). All coins stay in their OGP capsules or new airtites I put them in. I foresee taking the gold out to display in its wooden display case from time to time. Not thinking so much for displaying those silvers in that awkward blue folder thingy.
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I've got mine in an Eagle coin capsule page, cut to size and reholed to fit as a page in the new Dansco album (2012 -->). All coins stay in their OGP capsules or new airtites I put them in. I foresee taking the gold out to display in its wooden display case from time to time. Not thinking so much for displaying those silvers in that awkward blue folder thingy. Might you have any pictures of this?  |
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So glad I got the silver anniversary set. Beautiful coins. Wish I could afford one of the gold ones.
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Glad you like it!  Quote:
Wish I could afford one of the gold ones. You are not the only one. |
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It was a long time coming for me until I was ready to pull the trigger on the gold; it was big investment for me. But it's beautiful and yes, the presentation box is awesome and I can see displaying it in that box at some point in the future. Quote:
That being said, I do not know that I could bring myself to risk that gold proof. Now, I had no intention of risking anything. The coin, and it OGP capsule went straight into that (trimmed) plastic eagle page and I put THAT in the new Dansco for Kennedys between the two existing pages. No touchy the rare coiny!! The capsules kinda slid around in their spaces, so I was not totally happy. So, with my cotton gloves, I methodically cracked them out and put them into 2x2 plastic snap-tites. Now, they are in nice and snug, no worse for [no] wear. A little involved, but I want all my Kennedys together! Pictures to come, as requested. |
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Pictures to come, as requested. Patiently waiting.  |
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Very, very nice! The photos are an excellent touch. |
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Pillar of the Community
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Very nice. And I just had an idea that I will have to try and see if it will work...
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Pillar of the Community
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Of course, we'll need to see this idea....  |
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People who pay exorbitant prices for coins have more money than you and I have and don't know what to do with it. As P.T. Barnum is credited with saying ...."A Fool and His Money are easy parted". I believe I quoted this correctly.
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"A Fool and His Money are easy parted". I believe I quoted this correctly. "easily" would make it a correct quote, but I get the drift. |
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Posted 01/09/2015 6:43 pm
A way to have all 13 2014 halves in the new Dansco 8167 
