The much lighter weight and copper-nickel composition, and not being certified are the main reasons why I will not go after this one. Did any other Commonwealth countries use the same obverse die?
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Just so the thread is coherent, it appears that the original TCNC listing has been edited....no reference to copper nickel. Now just a 10% light planchet. Maybe some off spec planchets lead to the brockage?
The two gold coins were sold to a US dealer a few years ago for a six figure price, he tried for few years to market it an insane price, after a few years ended up on 2021 Heritage as mentioned above. This price was probably a fair value for a NCLT coins, pops up on Stacks a few weeks a go and sold for about 50K, now it"s on ebay at this price, most likely coins like this were ordered by a RCM vp for a gift
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