Perhaps the "coin collectors" of Gios know better, but doesn't Excel Sports in Boulder have these for sale on a regular basis?
And are the Excel ones MS-65 or perhaps available in a Proof version? And are there outside companies that can certify and seal your Gios coins?
Mike "coin collector talking" Kone in Boulder CO
> I suppose if a Gios owner out there is missing just one of his coins,
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\r?\n> For those who don't know, it's a decorative molded plastic cap that fits
\r?\n> into a special matching space in the top of the fork crown, on a limited
\r?\n> range of Gios frames. Each crown gets two, but this auction is for one
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\r?\n> When was that anyway - late 70s-early 80s maybe? This picture from '77
\r?\n> might show a coin, but the angle isn't good enough to tell:
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\r?\n> http://bulgier.net/
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\r?\n> Mark Bulgier
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