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• Fake Silver .999 rounds on ebay
• by rvhc ( private )
• On ebay I purchased what was supposed to be a 1 ounce .999 fine silver round coin/medallion. I got suspicious and began sawing it in half and sure enough I found it was only silver-plated, inside it was a... 

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  silver | .999 | bullion

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• 1780 Maria Theresa Silver Thaler Restrike Trade Coin
• by chardcoins( 5701)
• 1780 Maria Theresa (Theresia) Thaler First Things First The first thing to note about these coins is that they were not struck in 1780, but have been issued ever since, as an official restrike by the Austrian... 

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  1780 | Maria | Theresa | Silver | Thaler

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• Collecting Gold Sovereigns and Avoiding Fakes - Part 3
• by lapidary2( 860)
• I hope you have arrived here after reading the first two of my guides. This is my first update of the new year - 18th January 2007 and in this part I will continue with my earlier theme and will be showing you... 

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  Sovereign | Gold | Fake

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• A Guide To Collecting UK Crown Coins
• by lot_disposal( 9933)
• Three Good Reasons for Collecting Crown Coins; The Crown is normally the largest silver coin issued during most reigns. Crowns have generally been struck in large enough quantities to enable a collector to... 

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  Crown | Commemorative | Coins | British | Five Shillings

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• London Gold Fixing Price
• by chardcoins( 5701)
• London Gold Fixing The price of gold is fixed twice daily in London by the five members of the London gold pool, all members of the London Bullion Market Association. The fixes start at 10.30 a.m., and 3.00... 

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  london | gold | fix | fixing | price

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