Trump 1 oz silver round

Just saw this auction and gagged at the price and then read the auction and only to find the last one here sold for $275 NZD.
What is wrong with people ?
Or is this a great buy and i am just blind, GAG.

http://www.trademe.co.nz/antiques-collectables/coins/usa/auction-1260063021.htm

 

And here goes the completed auction that in fact sold for $275 with more than 80 bids.

http://www.trademe.co.nz/antiques-collectables/coins/usa/auction-1253514060.htm

 

Does anyone here actually hold any of these pieces of GOLD made from silver?

 

Do you know the mintage?

 

I will try and find the mintage today and post back.

 

Mintage is the largest ever in human history. Period.
thesecoinsarereallyreallygreat-ilovethem-they'rethebestandbiggestcoinsever-ilovethem-allothercoinsarefakeandsad!

 

LOL. These are going for around $35 on EBay and just over $20 US from SD Bullion. Why would anyone pay so much for that?

 

I found the SD sale for them https://sdbullion.com/2016-1-oz-silver-shield-vote-trump-silver-round
As you say only $27 .
Can anyone here see a great arbitrage?
Me thinks i will buy some and have a crack at selling them at hugely inflated price on trademe.
I guess people are to lazy or stupid to look overseas to buy.
Wish me luck

 

Hi Gullintanni,

Are you in Australia, if so would you like to do a group buy, I'm interested in two for curiosity sake.

 

Over in NZ mate.
That would have been great though as it would have minimized the postage for us.

 

Got these ones instead https://www.trumpdollar.us/ to go with my copper Ron Paul ones http://www.libertydollar.org/ld/ronpauldollar

Hopefully I will be able to hold it up to the invading american troops and they will spare me.

 

Jislizard they look far nicer than the rounds selling for $275 over here.

 

They have been on back order, only just got notification that they were being posted.

Looks to be in the same style as the NORFED Liberty Dollars.

 

The auction seems a bit steep for a 1oz silver bullion round. The artwork isn't the best, either.

 

To be fair the only place hair like that looked good on a coin was the Perth Mints Stock Horse series