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ksimms3
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Yup I knew I missed out, if it has stock again then I will for sure order it, if not I really like the gold O Canada subscription.
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@SPP-Ottawa and CC-Ottawa: I know it sounds like a crazy amount for a piece of paper, but I had to debate about selling it even at that price.... It was the very last one. People pay thousands of dollars for special serial numbers on bank notes, so why should a good COA be any different?
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wettld2
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 Posted 02/04/2013  11:41 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add wettld2 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
BTW- for that 1500/1500 there was almost 40 people watching that auction.
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0001/1500 would sell for much more than 1500/1500 right? anyone ever got number 1 certificate for any product from the mint?
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@Beautyisgod: That may be true in most cases, but when something is commemorating the "last of something" ... (i.e. the last of the penny)... I think that there is something to say to owning the VERY LAST ONE. At least with this coin I would have wanted #1500 over #0001. With any other coin it would be the other way around.
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