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<p>[QUOTE="Tamaracian, post: 8079931, member: 23122"]If you're partial to using a Pocket Watch, you could shop for a Pocket Watch Fob Chain--with or without the Watch--and order a 14-K Mount for it to fit the 25 mm diameter; the combination would be a nice conversation piece while also repurposing the ex-jewelry coin (while hopefully, by trends, the spot price keeps on increasing). Also, if you do wear it on a Vest, or carry it around in your pocket (with the Chain attached to a Belt Loop for security), the coin will, over time start to pick up a patina from contact with your hand or other items, and the protected areas will begin to tone as is evidenced on many original coins of that age.</p><p><br /></p><p>The attached Image is representative of what I'm referring to; I purchased this from Great Collections back in 2012. [ATTACH=full]1402876[/ATTACH]</p><p><br /></p><p>The coin, an 1834 Half Eagle, had quite a bit of wear (about EF-30) but looked good because of the "crust" (i.e. patina) it had developed over the years.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Tamaracian, post: 8079931, member: 23122"]If you're partial to using a Pocket Watch, you could shop for a Pocket Watch Fob Chain--with or without the Watch--and order a 14-K Mount for it to fit the 25 mm diameter; the combination would be a nice conversation piece while also repurposing the ex-jewelry coin (while hopefully, by trends, the spot price keeps on increasing). Also, if you do wear it on a Vest, or carry it around in your pocket (with the Chain attached to a Belt Loop for security), the coin will, over time start to pick up a patina from contact with your hand or other items, and the protected areas will begin to tone as is evidenced on many original coins of that age. The attached Image is representative of what I'm referring to; I purchased this from Great Collections back in 2012. [ATTACH=full]1402876[/ATTACH] The coin, an 1834 Half Eagle, had quite a bit of wear (about EF-30) but looked good because of the "crust" (i.e. patina) it had developed over the years.[/QUOTE]
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