On Tuesday the next batch of silver dragons will be released. Different coin styles and sizes will be available. The limited info I've been able to identify includes the following: # 2012 Year of the Dragon 1kg Silver Gemstone Edition # 2012 Year of the Dragon 1oz Silver Coin Gilded Edition # 2012 Year of the Dragon Silver Proof Coloured Coins # 2012 Year of the Dragon 1oz Silver Typeset Collection Which style and size of coin do you think will have the highest secondary market value (premium) once released and why? BG
I vote typeset. The 1kg gemstone edition is appealing (does anyone know what gemstone it will be?) but for the same price you could get a 1kg bullion coin + a couple of 10 ouncers!
For the millenium dragon in year 2000, it was 2 x 0.02 carat golden diamonds. I won't be surprised if they decide to go with diamonds again! Is the pricing and mintage out?
Hmm... why aren't all the gilded 1oz's issued in a display box with COA? Unless of course they have 2 different prices??
they are two prices, one in small box, the cheaper one for fit into 12 coins big display box. http://www.perthmint.com.au/catalog...i-2011-year-of-the-rabbit-gilded-edition.aspx Australian Lunar Silver Coin Series II 2011 Year of the Rabbit Gilded Edition 2S1106DCAA AUS $ 97.27 SGD 124.86 http://www.perthmint.com.au/catalogue/australian-lunar-gilded-edition-12-year-collection-case.aspx 2011 Gilded Rabbit in capsule 2S1106DCBA AUS $ 94.09 SGD 120.78
Hi, this is my first post here. Curious me this message from PM: Is that mean a few different colors ? E.g. red, green, blue and yellow dragon and mintage 2500 each color ? So, I understand this Dragon will be in proof quality instead of specimen, as in the previous coloured lunar coins ?
Is this a question we may be able to put forward to Ron Currie on here through his thread? Or not really worth the attemp (probably not?) and wait N see i guess...
I'm hoping the colored coins will be in proof quality too! But i guess we have to wait for the official announcement from PM.
Did a google searched and found the following info; 2012 Silver Australian Lunar Year of the Dragon Proof Coloured Coins The design for the 2012 Australian Lunar Year of the Dragon (1kg, 1oz and 1/2oz) silver proof coins features a coloured representation of a dragon and a fireball. The coin includes the inscription 'Year of the Dragon' along with the Pinyin pictograph pronounced 'lng' and meaning 'dragon'. 2012 Silver Australian Lunar Year of the Dragon Bullion Coloured Coins The design for the 2012 Australian Lunar Year of the Dragon silver bullion coins features a coloured representation (Red: 1kg, 10oz, 5oz, 2oz, 1oz and 1/2oz; Blue: 1oz; Silver: 1oz; Purple: 1oz; Brown: 1oz; White: 1oz; Yellow: 1oz; Black: 1oz and Gold: 1oz) of a dragon and a fireball. The coin includes the inscription 'Year of the Dragon' along with the Pinyin pictograph pronounced 'lng' and meaning 'dragon'. 2012 Silver Australian Lunar Year of the Dragon Gilded Coin The design for the 2012 Australian Lunar Year of the Dragon (1oz) silver coin features a gilded representation of a dragon and a fireball. The coin includes the inscription 'Year of the Dragon' along with the Pinyin pictograph pronounced 'lng' and meaning 'dragon'. 2012 Silver Australian Lunar Year of the Dragon Bullion Gem Eye Coin The design for the 2012 Australian Lunar Year of the Dragon (1kg) silver gem eye coin features a coloured representation of a dragon and a fireball. The dragon has a gemstone inset into one of its eyes. The coin includes the inscription 'Year of the Dragon' along with the Pinyin pictograph pronounced 'lng' and meaning 'dragon'. 2012 Australian Lunar Year of the Dragon Base Metal Coin The design for the 2012 Australian Lunar Year of the Dragon base metal (aluminium bronze) coin features a representation of a dragon and a fireball. The coin includes the inscription 'Year of the Dragon' along with the Pinyin pictograph pronounced 'lng' and meaning 'dragon'.
I learned from one of the distributors that will be only one version of the coloured proof coin: RED DRAGON.