Are early gold coins from 1832 referred to as "fat head" gold?

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• michael Posts: 9,524 ✭✭✭

  December 5, 2005 5:08AM

  fat head are usually referred to these capped head to left gold coins as they do not have much of a bust and it is quite a comely manly woman whose head and neck is huge and thick hence fat head
  
  from too many sweet meat treats from the compote
  
  just like the big and tall mens shop it is usually a FAT mens shop
  
  so fat head is rarely used if ever it was anymore as it is not a positive thing to tell a collect
  
  oh you collect those multi thousand dollar fat head coins

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• coinguy1 Posts: 13,484 ✭✭✭

  December 5, 2005 5:30AM

  I know a dealer - I wont name him, but he is a part owner of a company in the the Lakewood Wa. area and is younger than "late 50's or early 60's" - who uses that very expression. I think he might even silently call me the same thing once in a while.

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