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Those are great! Merry Christmas!

Wow. Where did you find/buy it?? Seems too good to be true.

Does it say anywhere on the coin that it's a reproduction?

Welcome to Coinpeople! Those are some lovely coins.

Yes, the date really helps.

GX, I love the questions you ask. I'm sorry I can't answer them. That first 1 fen, is it me or is the obverse a late die stage strike? The details are weak.

Can you tell what year it is?

Hi Christine, Welcome to the forum. I can't personally help you with your questions but I'm sure someone can. Thanks for sharing your medals!

That's excellently done, GX. I know it takes a lot of work to collect the coins, photograph them, and make that album. Seeing all of the coins side by side gives me a much greater appreciation of the coinage metal colors, the sizes, the shapes, etc. Two follow-on questions: 1) I know that it wouldn't have the veracity of an album, but did you ever consider having the obverse and reverse on the same "page" so you can see both at the same time? 2) Have you considered selling your services to make similar books for other people? TDP

Those are gorgeous!

Lovely!

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Congrats, GX! The link you posted redirects to this page! I'd love to see the collection!

Wow. So this really is a very, very big deal.

Can't believe Nagano was 20 years ago.....

Thanks for providing more information, agumbe! Fascinating!

How often does a new guide come out?

Welcome to Coinpeople! I don't have any information on it, but I think it is a gorgeous medal. I think it's odd how they reversed the order of the dates.

I wonder if Donald's Disco is still there...

So shiny!

Hi Simon, I can't answer your question but I hope someone else here can. Sounds like quite the find! THEDEADPOINT

Very very very cool

Welcome to Coinpeople! I've never heard of those coins before. Can you share some pictures of them here?

That looks like a buffalo nickel type carving

A lot of great tokens shared. I hope you had a great thanksgiving.