The Year In Coins
adamlaneus
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For me. I have been medallic this year. And there appears to be only ONE US made item in this mix! 
(I guess i'm leaving out that which I purchased from the US mint. I just don't feel like taking pictures of it. Huh.)
I didn't really follow anything other than "what I wanted". Except for the mint purchases. I am apparently compelled to purchase those whether or not I want them. And I don't really consider them special enough to photograph. I need to think hard about that.
(I guess i'm leaving out that which I purchased from the US mint. I just don't feel like taking pictures of it. Huh.)
I didn't really follow anything other than "what I wanted". Except for the mint purchases. I am apparently compelled to purchase those whether or not I want them. And I don't really consider them special enough to photograph. I need to think hard about that.
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(probably other thread like this, but I didn't look. I had lots of links to type)
www.brunkauctions.com
<< <i>very nice! love the group shot and your method of display >>
That'll allow me to make purchases in 2011.
<< <i>One of my end-of-year activities is to try and shift the cabinet display to two shelves.
That'll allow me to make purchases in 2011. >>
Great idea! It's all about the hunt.
Very nice collection and display.
Ironically I like the first one the best.
<< <i>Very nice Adam. You've been busy this year.
Ironically I like the first one the best. >>
I also think the first one was the very best. I purchased it at a San Jose show. Walked the whole bourse first. This medal had about 3 times the class of anything else on the bourse. Seems to be in pretty good shape for a medal made in 1735.
Congrats!