The coin vault Shopping network Público Deposited
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Date: Sun, 13 May 2001 20:51:13 -0000
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From: wierzba@mediaone.net
I am the first to admit that I never watch the shopping channel.
Flipping the remote, I came across the Coin Vault on Saturday. Two
shrill voices with numismatic knowledge from the Redbook were hawking
slabbed MS69 1/10 oz gold from 2000 and 2001 with a ticking clock. I
was greatly amused at the TV state of numismatics. When will we see
slabbed colonials sold under a ticking clock on TV (or have they been
already)? - 2001-05-13
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