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nice stuff!
I hope to bring back some of those large asian sycees sometime next year and show them off here!
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Amazing! Reminds me of that collection one of our clients in Chicago had put together over many years that totaled about 3,800 ounces. Of course a lot of that was boring stuff like sets of 1000 gram, 500 gram, 300 gram, 200 gram, 100 gram, 50 gram, etc. bars from multiple European refiners.
When we helped him sell the collection those went into the melting pot first. I tried to keep as much of the interesting stuff out of the pot as possible, but this was back in the day when gold first broke $1,000 and everybody was afraid it was going to go back to $500, so they did not want to buy in at that "high" price.
BTW, that was the collection I bought my 1950-dated 49+ ounce U.S. Assay Office bar out of. I had previously seen it in a dealer's case at a show and got it on memo to sell to the collector at around $450 an ounce. Couldn't bear to see it melted so I bought it myself, and later found a new home for it.
Epic stuff there! wow!
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Amazing.... that is a lot of gold.... some really unique pieces ...... Cheers, RickO
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