In Chinesium. Everything’s made in China.

Major D, I echo Sir Kaiser’s comment. After him, I consider you to be 2nd in Command here. Your contributions to this site are immeasurable, and your knowledge, insight and perspective, as well as the information you pass on is of great value and much appreciated by all of us.

NICEEEEEEEE 😉

Truth, justice and the American way Kaiser 😉

Sam I don’t know enough about the AGE series to be of any help, but EC, and E1 have the ideal common sense approach on your coin, and it’s a beautiful coin indeed!

Sam,

You can get that AGE certified whenever you choose, be it today, tomorrow, or a decade from now. There’s no need to hurry. The excitement of having it slabbed isn’t necessary. Personally, I value the mint’s Original Government Packaging from that era and would myself keep it in its highly protective and appealing case.

Cheers

Kaiser,

I’m sorry to hear of your suffering for two decades. I got very lucky – I married my best friend, and we celebrated our 44th anniversary a couple of weeks ago.

I can identify with ugliness in life; I won’t go into details here, but I’ve seen just how nasty people can be to each other. OTOH, I firmly believe that reasonable people can agree to disagree without being disagreeable about it!

I certainly meant no disrespect for your opinion, thoughtfully expressed.

Kaiser, I like your definitions/distinctions!

Kaiser,

“No accounting for taste”, said the old lady as she kissed the cow! One of my Grandmother’s favorite sayings. Then again, she loved sweetbreads, which ain’t sweet & ain’t bread!