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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Paddy54, post: 2567029, member: 19250&quot;]And this is so true with enamelled&nbsp; coins....not so much here in the states. But in the UK as well as European&nbsp; countries&nbsp; they have a big following .</p><p>I had a small collection&nbsp; years ago&nbsp; that I sold off. And must say never lost a cent on any of them! In fact saw some nice premiums on&nbsp; just about 2/3&#039;s of my collection . I had a matched pair of US $5 Indian&nbsp; gold pieces that were a set of cufflinks .&nbsp; They had 8 colors of enamel&nbsp;&nbsp; blended&nbsp; on them.</p><p>a 2.5 dollar Indian&nbsp; that I kick myself&nbsp; daily&nbsp; for selling . Several crowns, and half crowns. And two love tokens&nbsp; that believe&nbsp; it&nbsp; or&nbsp; not&nbsp; scored me some big bucks.</p><p>Like most collectors&nbsp; those whom collect Enamelled&nbsp; coins are extremely&nbsp; passionate&nbsp; on their&nbsp; specimens . I have&nbsp; seen&nbsp; crazy money paid for a coin that wouldn&#039;t&nbsp; be worth most days the spot price.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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