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wow that is a lot of coins! nice collection!
I wish I could take pictures of my coins, unfortunately, my last few tries didn't turn out so great... guess I jsut don't have the right setup... maybe i'll try another time.
How much does COA affect the value of a coin? reason why I am asking is that I never really paid attention to them... but I noticed that when I got the $350 pure gold iconic polar bear last year, I had a COA of 012/600. is that good? does it actually matter?
Thanks for the insights!
a newbie who's trying to expand his knowledge
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Quote: How much does COA affect the value of a coin? reason why I am asking is that I never really paid attention to them... but I noticed that when I got the $350 pure gold iconic polar bear last year, I had a COA of 012/600. is that good? does it actually matter?  Dominic Some people like low coa with their coins...it's a preference.
Edited by yingyang 02/12/2014 2:47 pm
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Congratulations to both you and your wife yingyang for quitting smoking, that is quite an achievement. Your coins, well as with the majority here I must agree that it is a very impressive collection.
I also quit smoking after 43 years April 10, 2013 and started Vaping as an alternative but that's another story. I started coin collecting shortly after my 1st Grand-Daughter was born in May/2013. I started with NCLT silver coins and still purchase them occasionally but quickly moved to decimals due to budget considerations - I can't budget and am now obsessed.
Anyway your story and collection are an inspiration and make me feel so much better about the many $1000s I've spent in the past 10 months or so. Again Congratulations
Edited by lucv13 02/13/2014 01:51 am
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@yingyang Thx for the information. so it's all personal preference and do not change the actual value in any way.
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Quote: Anyway your story and collection are an inspiration and make me feel so much better about the many $1000s I've spent in the past 10 months or so. @lucv13 Congratulations on quitting  don't you feel and much better. You would have spent most of the $$$ on smokes anyway. Hope are stories will help others. Thank you and good luck.
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My 2 frogs one is not to nice.  Cant wait for my other Bison coin to arrive. 
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@yngyang ! Glad you could quit smoking,your collection looks great,congrats !
I have one bad addiction(collecting watches)and just started another one and that's why I'm on this forum ! lol
Have a good weekend,sherwooddavid
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Nice 97 flying loon. I added that to my collection recently as well.
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Congrats yingyang on kicking the habit.
Where did you get those maple leafs with the Desjardins logo on the boxes? I wasn't aware Desjardins sold coins.
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I picked them up at a estate sale. 15,000 were sold $39.95 issue price Sold by La Caisse Desjardins. 
Edited by yingyang 04/07/2014 10:34 pm
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Edited by yingyang 04/19/2014 3:48 pm
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