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Your coin looks pretty nice for an, ahem, faux example. The one in the link is gonna do well, I think. Something to look forward to when the snow is flying and all the Christmas gifts have been opened (and all that leftover turkey has been thrown out)! Best Regards,  George |
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Thanks for sharing! Neat story on the fake and enjoyed the read about the real one.
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Thanks. If I had Bill Gates type money I would definitely want to take that thing home.
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I see another coin has been added to the roster, an AU53 NGC example "discovered in 1944" and that remained in the same family for more than 60 years. That makes a total of six examples. Cool coins! Best Regards, George Edited by giorgio11
10/29/2015 08:13 am
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Valued Member
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I see this coin has had nearly 750 page views and it's not even open for bidding yet!
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Pillar of the Community
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Pillar of the Community
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had to go and start this conversation, now I'm back on the bandwagon wanting one. Will never be able to afford it though.
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New Member
United States
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Abe's nose looks funny on that coin.
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Moderator
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Circulation ding.
swcoin.ecrater.com
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Valued Member
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That's a great story about Bob Simpson, thanks for posting that. I'm not sure I buy that bit about NGC starting the Plus grading system because of his coins, however; that's a new one on me. I thought it was a reaction to PCGS launching Plus grading (actually Secure Plus, I think it was).
Best Regards,
George
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Thanks for the link. The sales tax would be a killer for me  |
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1,001 page views! Woo-hoo!
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Ed, can they charge sales tax on US currency? I thought no and can't remember paying tax at heritage You're welcome giorgio11  |
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Yes, I believe they can, if you reside in any state where Heritage has an office. They have offices in NY, TX, and CA?. I was planning on buying a coin from them, and read all their terms, and hit the part about sales tax, and that went that  |
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Here's the tax laws about coins/pm's by state ed. I'm sure they have to either follow how the law in your state reads if it's one they do have an office in or just not charge tax all together
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