http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WD8DVVvum7k
Coin stuff starts at 1:40
Good stuff starts at 2:35
Apologies if this is a repost.
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Jeff R.
(Commonwealth, but *not* Canadian)
Thanks Jeff, it was a good video, but was made for those who aren't
numismatically savvy.
No, you aren't Canadian, but the RCM and the RAM certainly have NCLT
tendencies!
Jud -Not Canadian or Commonwealth, but seeing the plague of NCLT
coming here too-
Thanks Jeff, it was a good video, but was made for those who aren't
numismatically savvy.
No, you aren't Canadian, but the RCM and the RAM certainly have NCLT
tendencies!
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One would have to be pretty well fixed to afford the plethora of coins offered
each year by the RCM, not even counting the various bullion issues.
Many collectors of Canada's coins ignore the NCLT to concentrate on the regular
issues but lately there have been tons of circulating commemorative quarters and
loonies.
> Thanks Jeff, it was a good video, but was made for those who aren't
> numismatically savvy.
Uh huh.
I noted with interest that they strike their NCLT twice. The RAM strikes
*proof* issues thrice.
(...just wondering about complete inconsequentials - does the RCM strike
proof issues thrice?)
I *did* enjoy watching those chaps handling the large, long strips of blank
silver.
Mmmmmmmm!
> No, you aren't Canadian, but the RCM and the RAM certainly have NCLT
> tendencies!
I'll say.
I believe I *may*have ranted on that topic in the past in this very forum.
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Jeff R.