HOT!!!! Dragons of Legend Chinese Dragon USD$129.95 inc shipping.

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  1. ironwood

    ironwood Active Member Silver Stacker

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    This is exactly how Talisman sold the Welsh Dragon. Sold first batch at release price then raised the price the next day. And yes they were listing on ebay at the same time . They must set aside a certain amount to sell on ebay to make a little more money. I've only been buying from them this year but I've always gotten my order.
     
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    Realllly noob question, but why do people spend $125 on a 1oz coin? Is it just because they are a collectors item- not many minted? same as why people buy art?

    Basically im just getting into PM - but more for security - and i dont understand why people buy Pamp Dragons either - say $45 for 1oz - surely Koalas, Maples, or just cast bullion is a better investment? Is it just for looks - or do some have better resale value?

    (these are serious questions)
     
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    The answer you gave to your own question is right, they are a collectors item. When you say you are getting into PM , really you are referring to bullion. Some bullion does go for a dollar or two more an ounce than others but it's still one ounce of silver.
    The Dragons are numismatic, modern numismatics created by the mints. If you get the right one, you can do really well, check the thread here that talks about the mongolia wolverine, owl and hedgehog series.
    Sometimes there is bullion that crosses into numismatics for example the Canadian wildlife Timberwolve coins that were issued at about the same price as a maple but now sell for 10 to 15 dollars more per coin.
    There are a lot of variations on these, such as graded coins, error coins, and the traditional numismatics such as the U.S.A. 1909-s V.D.B. cent . You are on the right track though with your comparison to art.
     
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    NOT true. MOST of times, for popular coins, they will NEVER deliver
     
  5. picturefun

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    I ordered 2 from them, NEVER see the coins. Do NOT count on it at all.

    And Will Move my business somewhere else.
     
  6. ironwood

    ironwood Active Member Silver Stacker

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    OK. You said that in the other Chinese dragon thread. Be sure to remind everyone not to buy from them when the next dragon coin comes out in August. I'll post pics when I get mine in few weeks for you. :lol:
     
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    Oh man, that is a nice coin!
     
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    check again :) now is $157.5

    LOL

    ALL dealers are flippers, go for the higher bid.

    So far, believe it or not, I like Downie/Eurocollection.com the BEST

    Gainesville coins are not bad either, although their selection is limited.

    Talismancoins is the WORST. I already take my business elsewhere, even if I may end up paying a couple of $ more.
     
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    You get your order from them, does NOT mean MOST of us will get it. So I could NOT care LESS about your picture. I already know what does the coin look alike.

    ALL I am saying NEVER use Talisman coins as your ONLY source, otherwise, you may very well be left in the cold, Just like me with BOTH Welsh dragon, Berlin black dragon, and Opal Koala coins. Luckily, I got a Berlin black dragon from Downie, and a Opal Koala coin from another dealer.
     
  12. ShadowPeo

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    Got an order in with Talisman for a couple of coins, got a shipping number, but nothing has shown up at my PO Box yet. as for the chinese dragon I purchased mine for 114.50 from prospectstampsandcoins.com.au get most of my stuff there or Downies
     
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    Hi. Do you mean "shipping number" or "confirmation of order number" as the coins will not be released for delivery until atleast May 14. Thanks



     
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    ShadowPeo Member Silver Stacker

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    Shipping number from Talisman is for a different set, dragon was from prospect and will be shipped later this month upon release
     
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    So which do you think will be worth more in the long run.

    Chinese?
    Or
    Red welsh?
     
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    I'm hoping the Welsh will do the Red Back thing, but only time will tell. Its the only Dragon in this series thats not green and that may help it a bit. They're very nice so I'm putting together 3 sets
     
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    red back dragon :) could be another 10 years before the next red back if ever its like hunting for the holly grail we get close but its just out of reach, but good luck in the hunt we are looking for something.
     
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    Hey all

    I really wanted to get my hands on one of these dragons of legend - Chinese dragon, but never see in stock on Perth mint website since launch, I was only wondering there was no limited of one per a customer, so one person can buy all out yeah.

    See ya
     
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    Just got one from Bullion Club. I do recommend the Dragons of Legend Series Special Year of Dragon Edition - 2012 5oz Silver Coloured Proof Coin. Manificant design. Definitely appreciate in value
     

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