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Pillar of the Community
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Nothing wrong, again, to try to earn the money this way, when it really needed (student, part time job, disabled, need a money ... etc), but when the "regular people" running among the physical and web stores, trying to grab as much as possible of some item (by this blocking the access of others to this item), there is something wrong here.
Totally agree, especially if flipping becomes an under-the-table business that pays no income tax, collects no GST and does not fall under consumer protection laws. Rather ironic, if RCM a government corporation is aiding and abetting that sort of activity, |
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1oz Red tailed hawk, glass snail 1oz, caribou geometric shapes, a ship coin, tons of batman, the catalogue is very thick for March
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I've been out of the loop for awhile as to new coins. There is simply way too many to keep up. I'm sticking with just the $X for $X. The egg is very nice, and I'm of Ukrainain descent but past when I had the chance to buy it at issue and haven't looked back. Besides, I hear next year there will be another egg... With superman on it.
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Ooooh I'm drooling, there's a 4-coin Tribute to the Toonie/2 Dollar Bill set. It comes with an uncut sheet of $2 bills.
Mintage of 150.
1) There's a Platinum/Gold proof toonie. Looks like a regular proof toonie.
2) There's a Gold coin. It has the same Polar Bear design as the toonie.
3) There's a Platinum coin. It has the Government building design from the $2 bill, plus the $2 sign stylized the same as the Banknote.
4) There's a Gold Coin. Not sure what it is, maybe the Robins from the back of the $2 bill?
I'm also interested what the serial numbers will be on these banknotes and where the heck did they find 150 sheets of banknotes. ;O
Who wants one? $11,500 LOL
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02/19/2016 07:18 am
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Pillar of the Community
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The price is $11,500 for the sheet of bills?
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Pillar of the Community
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4 coins for $11,500, but mintage of 150, hmmm,,,
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Pillar of the Community
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Pillar of the Community
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Where is everyone viewing the march release?
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Pillar of the Community
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Pillar of the Community
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Pillar of the Community
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I've been to their store a few times. It's by far, the nicest brick and mortar coin shop I've been too. I like the display in the floor.
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Pillar of the Community
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Everything from 10 bucks to 100,000 and quite helpful when you get to know the staff.
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Pillar of the Community
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Amazing store, specially when changed the location, moving just one block north up on Yonge.
The new store bit separate from other building, and this is definitively for secure purposes.
The must have also under the building storage / vault, escape path and probably the bunker.
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Pillar of the Community
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Their store was formally bank of Nova Scotia.
Plus down the street was the very first Harvey hamburger restaurant closed a couple of years ago.
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