This will be an auction, commencing at the price stated at the end of the description. Bid will be for all items listed - a total of six ( 6 ) items. Items listed in decreasing estimated value. * 1 x 2017 Year of the Rooster Melbourne Show Quarter Oz coloured silver coin. Box & CoA. Perfect condition. * 1 x 2015 Australian Funnel Web Spider 1 oz .999 ( no box / CoA ), but in capsule. * 1 x undated commemorative .999 silver medallion for James Cook. Sealed in perspex block. * 1 x 1970 commemorative .925 silver medallion for James Cook, issued by State Savings Bank of Victoria. No box / CoA. * 1 x 2008 Cook Islands commemorative $1 ? ( no face value on design ) depicting John David Rockefeller Sr. Has actual Texas oil sealed within the coin / medallion. ? .999 silver. Original minor box. No CoA. * 1 x Macquarie Mint commemorative .500 silver ( 10 grams ) medallion, related to WW I / ANZACs in original as issued folder, with accompanying promotional pamphlets. Auction to run through to Sunday evening the 6th. August. Will conclude at 21:00 hrs. AEST. Usual Rules: If another bid received at 21:00, another two minutes added etc. I will be the final decision maker. FREE secure postage. Opening bid to commence at $130
BUMP .... I've dropped the 'non-silver' items. Bid is now for the six ( 6 ) silver items, as listed above. Take a good look, as the perspex Cook medallion is scarce, as is the State Savings Bank Sterling Silver medallion. Valued higher than just spot silver. Start at $130.
Actually, this particular Cook Islands 'coin' does NOT have any denomination incorporated into the design. Other Cook Islands coins might do, but this one does not.
no face value then your coin is fake real coin has 10$，i sold this before， in australia ebay got many sellers selling fake coins without face value，like cook islands ，mongolia， these coins belongs to CIT ，never issue medal with no face value，all fake coins copy from real coin design，test it to see if real 999silver，normally 99% fake are silver plated only
Mate, I apologise. You are correct. This coin does have a face value of $10. SEE PHOTOS. I didn't notice it before, as it isn't a major part of the design, and is almost 'hidden' within the design. Potential bidders take note, there is nothing sus about this COIN.
