Also, I have a coin (will post photo later) which looks like real gold, it's a commemorative one of some contest that happened 150 years ago in France. The coin is labelled "Concours International de Puteaux 9 Juin 1878", and bears a civic crown on the inscripted side and on the flip side, the symbol of Liberty "La Marianne" with République Française written. Is it worth anything?
"In my opinion, sir, any officer who goes into action without his sword is improperly dressed"
-Jack Churchill, on his assault of a Nazi german camp riding a motorcycle with his bow and arrows, scottish claymore and bagpipes
What about the (I've checked, it is) Gold commemorative medallion? A silver similar one is 200 dollars on ebay.
"In my opinion, sir, any officer who goes into action without his sword is improperly dressed"
-Jack Churchill, on his assault of a Nazi german camp riding a motorcycle with his bow and arrows, scottish claymore and bagpipes
it depends on who you ask, some people who collect medals might pay more than the gold price but most often modern medals are worth only the gold value.
"In my opinion, sir, any officer who goes into action without his sword is improperly dressed"
-Jack Churchill, on his assault of a Nazi german camp riding a motorcycle with his bow and arrows, scottish claymore and bagpipes
"In my opinion, sir, any officer who goes into action without his sword is improperly dressed"
-Jack Churchill, on his assault of a Nazi german camp riding a motorcycle with his bow and arrows, scottish claymore and bagpipes
