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06-24-2016, 07:22 PM
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This Buchner Gold Coin with similar thick black lettering on the front has been in my collection for about 20 years. Like the one in Mile High (based on the description on their web site), it's the same thickness as a regular N284, with the same back. Who knows, maybe they're from the same advertising piece, though I'm sure there was more than one copy of the poster (or whatever it was).
 
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