What lowest URS value coin did you ever own?

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  1. mmissinglink

    mmissinglink Active Member

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    DanielM Active Member Silver Stacker

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    URS 12 I believe, I dont think I have any lower because I can't find perth mints 2013 mintages, but if it was something worth anything in the year 2035 they'll just punch out a shit load of them and stamp 2013 on it as they do
     
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    12 is fantastic! I have a couple of 12's as well.

    The Perth Mint is not supposed to produce proof coins after the close of a particular year, right? Or do I have that wrong? I know the US Mint has strict mintage regulations on proof coins but I don't think there have been any US Mint coins produced in the past 100 years which would have a URS value less than 13.



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    DanielM Active Member Silver Stacker

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    I think Perth mint only got away with the kooks because they are a bullion coin. But seriously it should be illegal to stamp a coin outside of the year given say a month or two each side.

    I think you're right that they cannot back date proofs but I may be wrong. They did have loop holes for different packagings but they closed them up by saying the must declare a total mintage
     
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    serial Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    well according to that site I own a URS 1 and a couple or urs 3's and so on
    where do I collect my prize :p
     
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    I would be willing to donate a URS-0 to the winner of this competition.
     
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    serial Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    lol nice one
     
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    What would a URS 0 look like anyway? Be create now boys and girls.



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    OK. Won't know for another 9 months. Illegitimate so I can't post details here.
     
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    URS-11 for me.
     
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    URS-0

    Well it was a URS-0 until now, as far as every dealer in Australia was concerned no 50 Mills notes like this were thought to exist. There was 6 x 5 Mills, 6 x 10 Mills and 3 x 20 Mills recorded examples but no one had ever seen a 50 Mills example as pictured below.. I've had it for 8 years and never showed it to anyone before.

    They were produced for Australian officers in 1912 to be used in the soldiers mess..

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    Silver Soul Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    I have a URS-4. Still got it :D
    Don't think I could ever part with it either.
     
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    DanielM Active Member Silver Stacker

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    I just moved upto a URS-10 with a double frosted ram that I bought back in November 2012 for spot @32.65
     
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    URS-5 - Double mirror XAG ram.
    Also have a URS-1 XAG mule that's never going to see the light of day :p
     
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    Well I'm going to poverty this thread up, looks like my best is URS-14
     
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    DanielM Active Member Silver Stacker

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    Well it's not a case of poverty, as I stated my URS 10 came at spot price thanks to the guys at goldstackers and their occasional sales, which is very rare in the bullion world
     
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    haha yeah just mucking around. I mostly stack low premium stuff, and my "14" was not all that expensive.
     
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    I have some QE2 pre-decimal proofs that would be URS-12. If you're talking varieties I'd have some 7's or 8's. If you're talking weird and spectacular errors I'd have some 2 or 3's.
     

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