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Poll Question
 Here's a Poll to determine what general price category that all Collectors can vote on regardless of your collection or it's value. Question: "What is the price RANGE (listed below) of the single most expensive Canadian coin you have ever purchased in your life?" Glenn 
Edited by glenzy1
02/13/2012 07:49 am
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 United States
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Being "south of the border" my vote might not count:  I have a PLS in my Birth Year Set, but the most expensive Canadian so far is a 2000 Canadian Maple Leaf coin.  |
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United States
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My "under $100" purchase was the 1935 Dollar.
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United States
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Was a Wood 20 Finest Known about 15 years ago. Blacksmith.
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Canada
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what to vote for between $100-$499?  |
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$100-$1000 is my comfort-zone when purchasing coins ... not too many of my coins have rung the over $1000 bell ...
Ummmmm, now paper-money => that is a far different story!
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Canada
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No option for over $100-under $500.
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Canada
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So far I'm trying to get a handle on what I have, so I have not purchased many over $100 coins. That said I did accidentally click BUY IT NOW on a 2006 1 cent MS-67 ICCS for $100. Long story short I had two browser tabs open, in a one was a no mint mark magnetic (which I meant to buy) and the regular in MS-67 and clicked the wrong one..... oops. I also have a standing order with a local dealer for a 1926 far 5 cent piece. |
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nuthin' ... sorry
Edited by stevex6
02/13/2012 11:25 am
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United States
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I fall into the $100-$499 category. I'll hold off voting until that gets added.
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Canada
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You left out an important one Glenn. Over $100, but under $500.
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Canada
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The most I've paid was 55$ for the 1858 20 cents and 45$ for 1899 25¢. I expect some time to spend a bit more to upgrade my coins or to fill up my holes which happens to be a bit more expensive specially with Victorian dimes and quarters and a few key dates like the 1925 nickel.
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United States
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My 48 dollar put me firmly in the 500-1000 range. That's about as high as it will get for the Canada coins.
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Australia
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The last time glenzy asked this question, my answer was "exactly Can$100" with a Province of Canada 20 cents I bought here on the forum. But since then, I've bought a Canadian gold $5 and a Canadian sovereign, both of which were over Au$500. Quote:
I'll hold off voting until that gets added. You'll probably find that, now that you've posted in the thread, it won't allow you to vote. Don't say "infinitely" when you mean "very"; otherwise, you'll have no word left when you want to talk about something really infinite. - C. S. Lewis
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Canada
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You may still be able to vote if you log out & clean out your cookie jar.
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glenzy1 => ridiculously, I am currently on-the-hook for $6000-$7000 in this weekend's auction ... => easy-come, easy go! Edited by stevex6
02/13/2012 6:21 pm
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