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Australia
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United States
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My coins are all worth nothing over spot I think. If my 70S proof Kennedy grades over pr65, it might be worth over 20 bucks.
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United Kingdom
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My most valuable coin is very boring, I'm afraid. 2012 Half Ounce Gold Maple Leaf.
Current spot price of gold is about $1300 per ounce so my coin is worth $650 + small premium over spot.
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Ireland
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Absolutely no idea I'm afraid, price is only important to me at buy/sell points so I don't keep an eye on such things inbetween.
Nice topic, sorry I can't add to it. Least valuable would have been easy .... about $2 lol.
Norm
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United States
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My Somalian elephants!!!!!!!!  haha ,, at least to me they are. All kidding aside, while I dont want to get into specifics, and list it all out I will say the Buffalo proof series from the start of it is a center piece for me  |
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United States
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Trout1105,what a gem,  what's its size and wieght and whats something like that's worth..  |
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United States
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Trout1105, what a gem, what's its size and weight and what is it? If you have already posted it give us a link to the post and if you haven't, you should start one & link that. Now to traevin's question - this girl isn't bullion but it is still my answer.  |
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1975 Flowing Hair Half so nice,,wish I could have one,,so sweet,,Cosmos
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Bedrock of the Community
United Kingdom
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Some lovely coins being posted here! Both my most valuable ones are British.
My most valuable silver coin is my 1847 Gothic crown.
My most valuable gold coin is almost certainly my 1822 George IV gold sovereign. My largest gold coins are two US half-eagles - I don't have any huge bullion-type gold coins.
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Ireland
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and what is it? I think you'll find it's a ducat from the Netherlands. And very nice it is too trout. Norm |
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United States
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Thanks S N..i went and looked it up.1729 Gold Ducat,Netherlands.. Rev. (translation)..Civic Gold coin of Zwolle.. Most were 22 to 23mm 3.51g.or so.98.6% gold. Some of these came from a 1711 ship wreck, The Tvliegent.. Got to get me one of these... |
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United States
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1852-O mint American $20 Liberty head "Double Eagle"...PCGS XF-40.
Took me 4 years to find one with a original surface and nice patina.
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United States
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In terms of bullion value, there's a meh double eagle from my grandfather. In terms of numismatic value, an 1867 PF-58 Silver 3c.
-----Burton 50+ year / Life / Emeritus ANA member (joined 12/1/1973) Life member: Numismatics International, CONECA Member: TNA, FtWCC, NETCC, EveryCountry (online) coin club Owned by three cats and a wife of 40+ years (joined 1983) Author: 3rd Edition of the Sample Slabs book, https://www.sampleslabs.info/ |
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I didn't specify at the time but I'd really appreciate seeing some pics with your inclusions. As a relative newcomer to the coin collecting world, I'm always on the lookout for coins to add to my collection. For instance, I never knew the coin Trout showcased even existed... and now I want one. Some of the coins you've mentioned sound interesting but I need pics, people!  |
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Posted 10/21/2013 03:29 am
