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The new coin is struck in 999 pure silver with an Antique finish by a private American mint. It has a maximum mintage of 500 coins. European Mint is the exclusive distributor of this coin outside the United States. That's all I could find on it. Some anonymous American private mint. Either...

The banner is worn down a bit on the stock image I just saw on ebay, but not as much as this. Looks like they over did it on this one. They are probably individually done by hand so each one is unique but dam, don't know how that passed inspection and got released. Thanks for the warning.

25k premium silver bar lmao

The Captain privateer

The Captain privateer

The Captain privateer

The Captain privateer

Oh nvm , I had my mints mixed up.

nice coin

That's probably mineral and calcium deposits, not milk spots.

Yes anyone can see that is not natural toning. Its chemical reaction and marring of the coin. The mint is totally to blame, no question.

Ever see milk spots on a backyard home pour job?

Milk spots are a new phenomenon. Silver never used to milk spot. Its something the mints are doing.

I just noticed there are no milk spot threads, so I thought I would start one. Should be fun and interesting. We need to shame and expose mints and silver producers responsible for this, and have some fun at the same time. So show us you worst milk spotted piece or pieces, or any and all. I...

I was supposed to put this in silver, not numismatics, sorry.

Is that a new species of kangaroo??? No, its dirty milk spots! :(