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Something I have been wanting... Its categorized as a medal though. The 2011 Royal Mint Masterpiece, the art is just amazing. |
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Let me preface by saying if I could actually afford these guys: 1894-S Barber dime followed by Strawberry Leaf Variety Large Cent. swcoin.ecrater.com
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I am still trying to get my head around the "investing in a coin" idea, let alone what coin it would be.  |
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United States
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Thats a tough decision. While a 1878 8TF in PF would be nice, a 1950 Franklin in PF Dcam would be awesome too. I could list several more but those are the first two that come to mind.
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Actually I couldn't come up with an answer. The reason is why would anyone want just one coin. Sort of like a sword collector with only one sword. Or a car collector with only one car. Even a Beanie Babie collector needs more than one.
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Well its a highly theoretical question, lol
But I really like the 1/10th oz AGE, they look great, and are small enough to be very liquid-able.
But I do love those Gauden double eagles, I just cant justify spending that much on a coin... I usually spend a couple hundred dollars at a time...
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Canada
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1948 Canadian silver dollar, top grade.
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United States
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That's an easy one. 1847 Gothic Crown Undecimo IMHO, I think this is as close as you can get to perfection on a coin...  Edited by Gothic Florin
06/02/2011 1:45 pm
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1909 S VDB in XF40 to MS60
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Owning only 1 coin doesn't make a collection
So I wouldn't be able to pick just 1
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That's an easy one.
1847 Gothic Crown Undecimo
IMHO, I think this is as close as you can get to perfection on a coin... Wow, that is a stunning coin! Is it sterling silver? |
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Go Thunder - yep it's sterling. GB Victorian silver coins were silver. I should also post the reverse. It's a shame that they go for several thousand dollars, or I would own several of them...
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Owning only 1 coin doesn't make a collection
So I wouldn't be able to pick just 1 Well said.  |
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