1 oz coins

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  1. zaphod

    zaphod New Member

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    Will be heading out tomorrow to buy a about 200-300 worth of 1 oz coins (should be able to get about 10) . planning on getting a mix of Austrian philharmonics, Australian Kookaburra, and Britannia's (just to mix it up and keep it interesting):D
     
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    Reggie Perrin New Member

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    Happy hunting zaphod
     
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    Variety is definitely better than just looking at the same design, in my opinion. Sounds like a good strategy.
     
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    Jislizard Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    Sounds like you are straying into collector territory...
     
    Jislizard, May 3, 2012
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    I love the philharmonics, got 3 of them this week and just think they're the bees knees
     
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    mike titanic New Member

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    Just be careful zaphod,I began to do just that and now I have a need to buy the previously issued pandas,libertads,britannias,somalia elephants etc etc
     
    mike titanic, May 3, 2012
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    They are nice, I love the shiny edges. Beware though they'll most probably become all milky like bird sh!t on a new car.
     
    Guest, May 3, 2012
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    it's so very tempting to go down this route.
     
    zaphod, May 4, 2012
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    Hi, just curious to know where you can shop.
    Good luck getting decent prices with the recent drop in spot.
    Not all sellers lower their coin prices on the dips though.
     
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    Hey Zap,

    If you want low premium coins, stick with the 2012 not sold out one, like koala, ase, cml, panda 2012 or maybe the canadian wildlife moose 1oz. If u back track previous year in kookaburra or panda, the premium will be higher. That's is my 1oz worth of thoughts

    PS: u aware the Brit are . 925 silver yeah and not .999 but there design are very nice

    See ya
     
    IceAg999, May 6, 2012
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    Britannias are .958 :) and with the < 100k mintage I'd say a good start for a brit, but that's my 0.02 :)
    ps. they are 1 oz silver so the amount of silver is the same :)
     
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