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Depending on how much you bid you might get outbid on it anyway :) But what Freddy said, always use PayPal

This is a strange series because Poland struck the first 3 coins, including the AtH (2009) coin, with what I think are cool designs, issued from Kazakhstan. I love the gold part on this coin especially. They also did a Genghis Khan (2008) and a Queen Tomiris (2010) issue... THEN they released...

Wow that is a TERRIBLE image they're using there...

Specifications Metal Silver Country Congo Fineness .925 Year 2013 Weight 20 gram Face Value 1000 Francs Diameter 38.61 mm Quality PROOF Mintage 999 pcs Special Features Partly colored Scope of Delivery Including box & certificate Availability Issued

Sold out here but http://eurocollections.com/store/product.asp?id=7063 or this also http://eurocollections.com/store/product.asp?id=7384

Nice, are these available now?

I think it comes down to who you know. The majority of US citz I know who collect actually do go for coloured coins, but that's probably because I do and we've gravitated towards each other :) Personally, I think this is the best coin of the series, very vibrant and striking!

Hello Captain Exaggeration! :rolleyes: :lol:

I notice some people in another thread have listed how many of these coins PM have left to sell. I was wondering if anyone can show me how to find that information out, as I can't see it plainly on the site itself :)

That's a cop out. You're basically saying it's okay to accuse someone of something in a public forum and create an air of suspicion around them, but if THEY get offended then it's their own fault...:rolleyes:

Yeah they do small gold versions on the Mongolian Wildlife, and now Nature coins...but they have no innovation and pale in comparison to their silver counterparts IMO :)

The first one is still available http://eurocollections.com/store/product.asp?id=7049 :D

They're all silver, just gold-plated silver :)

I saw this listed on euro collections coming soon page, due in August

Um, this isn't a coin guys :) There is a distinct difference between coins and medallions

So I'm guessing, based on the series name, that the coins will consist of designs taken from various church/chapel/religious building ceilings around the world However, apart from the Sistine Chapel I'm kind of at a loss to think of any others that would be of such a high standard to be...

No doubt partly due to the 4 coin set only equaling 1oz of silver, whereas the 2 coin set is 2ozs ;)

You could always put it on eBay with a starting bid of $1 and let the market decide :) You're bound to get some spirited bidding over it!

Is this actually a coin? I don't see any denomination...

The 4-coin set is 1/4oz, love the packaging of this one too! Source:http://eurocollections.com/store/product.asp?id=7444