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The 20 francs are about the size of a US Lincoln cent and are not rare. I always liked them because of their fractional status and low premium.
 
I was buying them @ $325. I remember them being advertised for sale in the Sunday newpaper for $89.
 
KnowWhy said:
That would have beena hoard back in the day. We are wealthy.
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That pile looks like about 40 coins. I could buy those today for under $900 each, say $35K give or take? If that was serious true wealth back then, they yes we are wealthy today. Even at the historic high gold price.
 
nickndfl said:
I was buying them @ $325. I remember them being advertised for sale in the Sunday newpaper for $89.
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Hmmmm,.... I must have acquired mine around the same time. Bought mine for just a little more than you did.


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Your count is.low.You.missed the lira.
 
Someone_else said:
That pile looks like about 40 coins. I could buy those today for under $900 each, say $35K give or take? If that was serious true wealth back then, they yes we are wealthy today. Even at the historic high gold price.
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Pardon the thread drift…


Thinking of middle ages and even two hundred years ago. We travel around the world, have indoor plumbing heat and light. Work only eight hours a day five days per week and retire with money coming in. Great food and lots of variety.

Remember when salt and spices cost a lot?
My generation hasn’t been called to war in any draft and there are no bars on my windows and no barbed wire/glass encrusted concrete around my single family home. Health care is easy and fast—no one is gonna die of a heart attack at 55 unless they want to. Want health care in a different country? That is easy too.
House full of all the amenities and hobbies i want. We are wealthy in human’s history. Our metal is just to protect against the crash and preserve some spending.
I could be out the door and on the other side of the world in twenty hours for a half oz of gold.

Are people under the poverty level really poor? Other countries are a different story
 
KnowWhy said:
Pardon the thread drift…


Thinking of middle ages and even two hundred years ago. We travel around the world, have indoor plumbing heat and light. Work only eight hours a day five days per week and retire with money coming in. Great food and lots of variety.

Remember when salt and spices cost a lot?
My generation hasn’t been called to war in any draft and there are no bars on my windows and no barbed wire/glass encrusted concrete around my single family home. Health care is easy and fast—no one is gonna die of a heart attack at 55 unless they want to. Want health care in a different country? That is easy too.
House full of all the amenities and hobbies i want. We are wealthy in human’s history. Our metal is just to protect against the crash and preserve some spending.
I could be out the door and on the other side of the world in twenty hours for a half oz of gold.

Are people under the poverty level really poor? Other countries are a different story
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BOOM,.... Nicely put,....... We have one heck of a lot to be thankful for


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