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Where is the excitement for this artwork? I received my coin and I am blown away by its beauty!
The COA number 777/1200
Is this a very lucky number?
Revised for actual Mintage. Edited by New1954
08/14/2016 10:38 am
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Yes, 777 is a very lucky number! Congratulations!
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Very cool number! I have COA# 7777/10000 for one of my Superman coins.
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This is nice coin, congrats! But.....initially RCM advertized 1200 mintage, which is low for RCM 5oz coins. Now, they just added 300 more, making it usual 1500. Well, I not surprised. With this amount of coins, they really don't remember what was promissed. |
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@silveroid The mintage has always been 1200, as it states on the RCM website. I believe New1954 mistakenly wrote 1500 instead of 1200. |
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Thank you @CoinCanuck94 for catching the wrong Mintage listed.
I am in need of new glasses. Lol
I have revised my first post. So sorry to all for confusion. ;)))))
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Quote:The mintage has always been 1200, as it states on the RCM website. I believe New1954 mistakenly wrote 1500 instead of 1200. Now everything on its place. Imagine "low mintage collectors" who hadn't yet received the coin. Small change of 300 units changes everything for them. Quote:
I have revised my first post. So sorry to all for confusion. ;))))) It's OK, happens. Please post the real picture, so people could enjoy |
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We can also confirm the mintage for that coin is 1200.
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Quote:  Edited by McNickel
09/06/2016 04:29 am
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@McNickel: Thanks for posting the coin image. However, when folks here say "We Want Pictures" they are usually referring to images of an actual "in hand" coin vs. the images posted on RCM's web site. Such images give everyone a much better view of the coin's true appearance. Do you have one of the Wanduta coins in your collection? Can you share an actual image? Collecting history one coin or medal at a time! (c) commems. All rights reserved.
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Quote:@McNickel: Thanks for posting the coin image. However, when folks here say "We Want Pictures" they are usually referring to images of an actual "in hand" coin vs. the images posted on RCM's web site. Noted. Edited by McNickel
09/07/2016 3:17 pm
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I didn't get the Wanduta but did get the coloured cost of arms big coin. Looks better than the gold plated one.  It is not a painted flat coin as some people think but it is on a raised design similar to the gilded coin. It also has an enamel look to it. Looks much better in person than in pictures. Pretty sure if people saw it in hand they will buy it. Edited by MoneyPenney
09/07/2016 7:01 pm
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Quote:
did get the coloured cost of arms big coin. Looks better than the gold plated one. This is interesting. Thank you for sharing. Unfortunatelly, do not see the picture, just kind of icon. But gilded, imo, is pretty stylish and more traditional. Except this, the layer is real 24-kt gold  |
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Very nice MoneyPenney. The colours on your photo appear more vibrant than RCM's promo pics. It's quite fascinating, all the various symbolic components that the Coat of Arms consists of. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arms_of_CanadaAnyone able to share a photo of the Wanduta? |
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