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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Yeah, absolutelly, they are legal tender.
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Australia
208 Posts |
an Australian 1937 King George VI Crown in EF/AU
Paid $50 for it, probably about right
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United States
3789 Posts |
Where can I get that Vatu Raccoon coin at? The animals looks very nice and I love those antique finish coins!
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United States
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Just started collecting but my 1896 Morgan MS-66 is my most valuable. The one I like best is a 1oz older Scotsdale bar, no plastic on it, a bit tarnished, well loved  |
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United States
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Try ebay, Yup. That's where I got mine. It's not cheap. Mine was $73, but I haven't priced them, lately. I'd have to find the COA to know for sure, but it might have only been a 1K mintage. A lot of popular European dealers sell these types of on ebay, like a group called powercoin_italy. I like to buy from US dealers, though, just in case there's a problem and I have to ship it back. |
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United States
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Valued Member
 United States
69 Posts |
$150 for that raccoon ? Wow.
they are holding their value quite good
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United States
69 Posts |
you know, that coin will look nice in gold!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
5863 Posts |
I'd have to go with this one:    Technically, it's a coin... |
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United States
1037 Posts |
I have two: 1) 2012P 5oz Hawaiian Volcanoes National Park 2) 1998 S Kennedy half dollar (Matte finish from SMS) |
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United States
69 Posts |
Wow! now thats a nice coin
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Pillar of the Community
United States
5863 Posts |
Heavy, too!  |
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United States
69 Posts |
I would love to see a video with somebody trying to pay at McDonalds with that $30 kilo coin lol
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United States
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Silver coin, or bullion coin? For actual circulating coinage I'd have to say it's toss up between a couple Seated dollars (2, EF & AU), slabbed DPML CC Morgans and the AU (maybe higher)1820 (small date) large cent if found metal detecting.... Until I took a risk on horrible ebay pics bidding on a blurry 1853/4 Seated quarter (paid just under $250 shipped) sent it in and it came back a problem free EF-45... So that one is up there a bit over the others. And I'd value it higher than the guides list even, because they don't come up in decent-upper grades too often at all.    |
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