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Coins are physical tokens of currency, typically made of metal and of small denominations, issued by a central bank or similar. Coins are distinct from bank notes, which are typically of larger denominations and made from some kind of paper.
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Gold coins with face value greater than the metal value — what's the catch?
If you're going to keep some money in cash, is there any downside to keeping it in gold coins that you can buy at their face value, where that face value is higher than the metal value? …
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