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Red Corn Poppy Gold CoinItem No. #Z7053Only 50 coins are available. Order yours today! This commemorative gold coin, issued by Coin Invest Trust, features the red corn poppy also known as the Flanders poppy, and is unique reminder of the debt paid by soldiers who put service to country above ... |
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| Posted By: Mel Wacks | Date Posted: 2009-10-02 20:55:32 |
| Comments: A gold coin for $50 sounds too good to be true. The size, weight and purity of gold should be indicated. | |
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| Posted By: Wayne Williams | Date Posted: 2009-11-25 18:21:22 |
| Comments: I certainly agree with Mel Wacks: Why would I buy a coin without knowing its composition and size, wt.of metals,etc.? It's an appealing coin concept but not an "impulse buy" at $40! | |
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| Posted By: Wayne Stevenson | Date Posted: 2009-12-05 10:39:10 |
| Comments: The proof coin, valued at 1 dollar in the currency of Palau, is 99.99% gold and weighs 0.5 grams. Manufactured in a mintage of 25,000, the 2008 coin is 11 millimeters in diameter. | |
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