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A company with ties to President Trump's two oldest sons began selling commemorative gold and silver coins Tuesday to commemorate the UFC fight at the White House, with the most expensive piece selling for $12,000. | Collector
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A company with ties to President Trump's two oldest sons began selling commemorative gold and silver coins Tuesday to commemorate the UFC fight at the White House, with the most expensive piece selling for $12,000.

A company with ties to President Trump's two oldest sons began selling commemorative gold and silver coins Tuesday to commemorate the UFC fight at the White House, with the most expensive piece selling for $12,000.

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