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Message:: [QUOTE="Dillan, post: 3520801, member: 90539"]If you were just going to take it out to photo for a potential customer ,I would not bother either. Those are really popular and have been selling for prices as high as 1500 Canadian in some of the auctions I watch. You will have a customer that will understand . The only bad thing is that if the customer has a gold piece from a 67 set already and say it is in poor condition on the obverse side . What is stopping someone from saying this is what it looked like when they removed it , and try a pull a scam on you for a better coin. If there is any feature that is on your gold coin that is only on yours make sure to have multiple photos of this to have the proof for yourself. this is why it is much better to have someone remove the coin and photograph the coin for you. It is sad but there are just to many people out there trying to make an easy buck without having to work for it or put some type of effort towards it.  Maybe have a friend will help you out to get this done , if you are going to sell the gold piece or the set , I would make sure you have multiple photos of both sides. Just something to think about to protect your interests. Most people are good , and you most likely would not have a problem but beware of those that leach off society. . Dillan[/QUOTE]