Trying To Trade 1 oz Gold Coin (worth $1800) for Worthless Random Stuff
January 26, 2022
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as posted by the channelStanding in front of a local coin shop, I asked people if they'll trade my 1 oz Canadian maple leaf gold coin for random things they're carrying, including a soda and some ice cream. Subscribe to my YouTube channel for more!
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