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"I suggested a gold coin to my wife for Christmas; told her gold jewelry is outrageous. It didn't fly"
How about a gold coin in jewelry.
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United States
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I tried that, too, g.  |
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Wow a very nice first purchase!
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United States
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Yeah...wow! I'm sure you'll both enjoy that for a long time.
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United States
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Wow, that must be different. My wife is very understanding, so no complaints, but it must be great to actually be able to converse coins and give coin gifts. :-)
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207 Posts |
Thanks Guys. Yeah, She is a keeper
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United States
655 Posts |
Now that's the way to start a collection of slabbed coins! Fantastic! I also got my first slabbed coin about a week ago. I however started at the absolute polar opposite end of the coin spectrum. I got a 1957 Wheatie. But it's all good and I'm happy with mine too  Edited by NJ Bob
12/13/2012 11:17 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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A 1957 Wheatie in a slab? Ed ANA LM-3175 |
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I'd enjoy seeing sharper, more detailed photos of both sides of the coin. Based on the image you presented the MS-60 grade looks quite conservative. It's a beautiful coin.
Congrats!
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Wow! An awesome gift for your 20th anniversary!
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A 1957 Wheatie in a slab? Yup, can you imagine? I paid $9.95 for an NGC MS64 Wheatie with nice toning. I realize about $0.35 went for the coin and $9.60 for the plastic. But I like it all the same. |
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Posted 12/10/2012 10:55 am
