QUESTION REGARDING 2012 DRAGON SIZE POPULARITY

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  1. Teh silvers

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    I am considering turning some of my Perth mint bars into dragon coins.Im not to sure on what size yet.

    10 oz pm bar $335
    10 oz dragon $351

    1kg pm bar $1087
    1kg dragon $1100

    Prices are from BB.

    So, my question is what sized dragon coin do you think will shine in the future. The 1/2 oz,2 oz,5 oz,10 oz ,1 kg.
    (EXCLUDING THE 1 OZ COIN AND PROOFS.)
     
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    2oz then 5oz.

    Not based on any science, just the vibe of it. And Mabo.
     
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    cant go wrong with 5 and 10 oz imo, 2oz open to debate depends on lunar year
     
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    You would make a fantastic lawyer.
     
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    he just got a promotion to executioner
     
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    I base what I said on the following:
    * Premiums over spot currently paid for 2000 bullion Dragons (10oz < 2oz)
    * The fact that PM are still not producing any 2/5/10oz Dragons
    * The current ambient temperature on Brisbane's Northside
     
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    I also think the smaller the coin the bigger the potential market for resale. There's more people who can and will part with a few hundred for a 2oz than a couple of thousand for a kilo.
     
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    Hmmm I just realized that every silver dragon coin's face value is roughly $1 per ounce.

    Except for the 5 oz with a face value of $8.

    Why ?
     
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    $8 = lucky chinese number
     
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    bcause 5 x 1 = 8 :/
     
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