2007 year calendar made of gold on sale

2007 year calendar made of gold on sale

TOKYO, Japan - A woman points at a calendar for 2007 made of gold at a precious metal shop GINZA TANAKA in Tokyo on Oct. 28. The calendar, which is 67 centimeters long, 42 centimeters wide, and one millimeter thick, is made of pure gold and weighs some six kilograms. In connection with the year 2007, its price is set at 20.07 million yen.

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