1990 1oz silver specimen Kookaburra $5

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  1. Bullion Stacker

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    I wouldn't hesitate if made that offer - provided I trusted the source as offering legit items. dirt cheap imo.
     
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    Agreed - good price for the very first Kook ever made - actually only knew of proof versions? Paid $50 6 months ago from a fellow SS
     
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    Well finicky its from a dealer and has the black perth mint cases so im guessing they're legit?
     
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    I would love to pick one up at that price assuming the coin in is mint condition.
    Most of the 1990 kook I've came across have toning & scratches :(
     
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    Sounds ok, but your call as to whether you know the dealer, or get the right vibes, but the price is good for genuine article. There are Chinese counterfeiters reproducing coins from other countries but haven't heard that they've got around to kooks yet. 1990 kooks are desirable
     
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    The coins do have toning, is this bad?
     
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    it's normal for coin that old to have toning, but it's nicer without it :)
     
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    I have 9 to get rid of first then ill decide weather I will buy these.
     

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