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Coin Of The Immaculate Conception

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I'm taking this coin to the Denver coin expo. Maybe I can get some other ideas.
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I'm taking this coin to the Denver coin expo. Maybe I can get some other ideas.
Good luck!
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Go for it.

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I can't get my head around someone needing a ID tag for a coin that is clearly marked.

And a 19th century collector couldn't have gotten their head around why someone would put a coin in a plastic box and never be able to touch it again!.
It's the ID tag. I have some that are small enough to do this. But it will be interesting to hear other theories you might get at a coin show.

And can someone explain to me why this was not seen as environmental damage ("permanent surface damage resulting from ... improper storage") by a TPG?

Last, I love the irony that the Coin of the Immaculate Conception has somehow become ... well ... no longer immaculate
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