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 I imagine this must be quite rare. The 5oz coins usually have very good quality control. Do you think it will add or lose any additional value? On one hand, I want to keep it because I have vitiligo too. On the other, I want to sell it and get another because I want a perfect coin. Edited by wilsonwu89 07/24/2024 6:38 pm
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@wil, I don't know anything about Canadian commemoratives, but just wanted to say that if you like this piece, then you should keep it. With the fun connection to you, it seems like a fine item to have in your collection, but it is 100% your call.
"If you climb a good tree, you get a push." -----Ghanaian proverb
"The danger we all now face is distinguishing between what is authentic and what is performed." -----King Adz
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Quote: On the other, I want to sell it and get another because I want a perfect coin. Why not have both?  I know, it is probably outside your budget. I can empathize.  Kidding aside, it is a tough call. My personal feeling is that I like things that are unique, so if this is uncommon, it would be a keeper.
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Canada
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I would say, the coin most likely looses it's resell value being imperfect. But, I would keep it the way it is. First to prevent hassle of selling and with possibility getting coin with another imperfection, and second - this isn't critical and small one, having discoloration on the side.
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Had to look up that word!
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Quote: Had to look up that word! You must have missed the Oprah Winfrey interview of Michael Jackson 30 years ago. That was when it came to my attention. I later had a coworker with the condition.
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Missed that for sure. So Michael Jackson claimed he had that condition?
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