USA 2014 Sioux Indian tribe 1oz proof silver dollar

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  1. Sully

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    Issue 5000 with COA.
    Opinions or information on this? who mints them? they're legal tender?
     
    Sully, Feb 23, 2014
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    obviously not legal tender
     
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  3. Altima

    Altima Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    Like I said in another post, mintage isn't everything.

    To be honest, it looks like generic bullion.
     
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    Minted for the Native American Mint by a German mint (possibly Bayer), they're definitely not legal tender.
    It's an okay design, but not a fan personally. Can see the appeal however, as it's certainly something different.
     
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    if it were legal tender it would be very hot
     
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    Mintage not everything, but worth something. LOL. I have one of the 5 oz Niue Gilded Lunar Horse...a real beauty, and only 500 minted...bought it for 350.00, recently sold for 1,500.00! A lot of factors sure, but one of which is 500 minted. :)
     
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    Altima Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    Haha. Surely you won't want to compare the gilded lunar horse to this coin?
     
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    Great now all Bernard von NotHaus has to do is marry a native, and I can buy some reminted Liberty dollars without paying a big premium?
     
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    LOL. No sir. But, I think mintage does play a role in buying PM's...but many other factors too. :)
     
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  10. Byron

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    One of the reasons Bernie got in trouble is because he used the word "dollar" on the liberty coins.

    This mob may find themselves in similar hot water.
     
    Byron, Feb 24, 2014
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    And they still refer to them as liberty "dollars" :p .... The feds must hate that. :D
     
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