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I'm not sure of value yet but I found one of these in a box going through my fathers coin collection. It came with a certificate stating it's a 24k penny bearing the added date of 12-31-74 as the first day US citizen could legally own gold in over 40 yrs. It was made by American Consumer I believe.

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