US Mint medal sure to be highly sought after collectable

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You have got to be kidding me...but they do exist.
 
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She is ugly and was a bad secretary. DEI hire.
 
The mint needs to restrike Indians and St. Gaudens out of the melted down coins in Fort Knox. They are not good delivery bars anyway and I think the restrikes would sell out immediately.

A new $10 Indian with a W mint mark would sell as many as they could make. Then they could go up & down the line for decades minting each denomination or until the gold runs out. They would be instant collectibles.
 
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nickndfl said:
The mint needs to restrike Indians and St. Gaudens out of the melted downs coins in Fort Knox. They are not good delivery bars anyway and I think the restrikes would sell out immediately.

A new $10 Indian with a W mint mark would sell as many as they could make. Then they could go up & down the line for decades minting each denomination or until the gold runs out. They would be instant collectibles.
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It Americans gold so they should make new coins and issue every American taxpayer one until they run out. Welfare recipients excluded.
 
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