Mint rapped by advertising watchdog

The company putting the world’s most expensive gold coin on display has been rapped by advertising watchdogs.

Mon, 05 Mar, 2012 - 17:50

The company putting the world’s most expensive gold coin on display has been rapped by advertising watchdogs.

The 1933 Double Eagle coin – designed by a Dublin-born sculptor – will go on show at the Museum of Modern Art in the Royal Hospital Kilmainham on Tuesday and Wednesday.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Museum of Modern Art Place: Royal Hospital Kilmainham Place: Dublin Place: New York Place: Europe Person: Tim Banks Person: Augustus Saint-Gaudens Person: Banks Event: Great Depression Organisation: Dublin Mint Office Organisation: Advertising Standards Authority for Ireland Organisation: ASAI Organisation: US Mint Organisation: Smithsonian Institution Organisation: ASAI complaints

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