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<p>[QUOTE="Conder101, post: 2347294, member: 66"]Hate to think what it would look like today if the Egyptian Government hadn't pulled it from the sale in 1954.</p><p><br /></p><p>If you don't understand this is how the viewing went.</p><p><br /></p><p>Say you have a lot of 60 double eagles with dates and mints as so and so. You want to see the lot. So here is a tray of the sixty coins just laying loose in the tray, no holders. But before you can see them they have to count them (make sure none are missing) So they have another tray and they pick up the coins one at a time and drop them into the other tray, and onto the previously counted coins "One (clank), two (clank), three (clank), four (thud)" and so on up to sixty. You look at them and hand them back. But security, they have to count them again (clank, clank, clank, thud, thud, thud.....) Then the next viewer asks to see them and the whole process repeats itself! Can you imagine what those coins looked like after a couple dozen viewings? And the 1933 was originally in just such a multi coin grouping.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Conder101, post: 2347294, member: 66"]Hate to think what it would look like today if the Egyptian Government hadn't pulled it from the sale in 1954. If you don't understand this is how the viewing went. Say you have a lot of 60 double eagles with dates and mints as so and so. You want to see the lot. So here is a tray of the sixty coins just laying loose in the tray, no holders. But before you can see them they have to count them (make sure none are missing) So they have another tray and they pick up the coins one at a time and drop them into the other tray, and onto the previously counted coins "One (clank), two (clank), three (clank), four (thud)" and so on up to sixty. You look at them and hand them back. But security, they have to count them again (clank, clank, clank, thud, thud, thud.....) Then the next viewer asks to see them and the whole process repeats itself! Can you imagine what those coins looked like after a couple dozen viewings? And the 1933 was originally in just such a multi coin grouping.[/QUOTE]
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