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We had $15 silver almost exactly three years ago and $10 silver about 4 years ago. What has changed in three years that makes you think it is impossible?

Sorry, that was not directed to you personally. The point I'm trying to make is that anyone can make wild guesses, but no one knows what is going to happen. But regardless, I do firmly believe that $15 is more likely than $150. Sinply because it is only a $15 difference compared to a $120...

$1000, during the dragon mania they sold for over $2000.

I'm an educated man and I reckon $15 silver is more likely than $150 silver. Now what do you say :)

I just saw that Panda America is still selling the Pig Kilo Proof. They are asking USD $2,395.00 I was wondering: What do you think are fair prices for the series I kilo proof coins? I know the Dragon sells for incredible amounts. The last one that sold on ebay had marks and no COA and still...

Hello Stackers, I wish you all a Happy Lunar New Year! Good luck with your lunar stacking and collecting. I hope it continues to be a great investment. Cheers, stackeract.

The mirror finish is the same as any other lunar kilo proof coin, but compared to the others, the mintage is only 100. The lowest mintage of all lunar coins. The Perth Mint stopped producing kilo proof coins after so few of the monkey, goat and horse kilo coins were sold. There is no Rooster...

Sorry, I didn't want to offend anyone with my estimate! It was purely based on the last time I saw it actually sell at auction and that was for $430 for the first set shown by anonmiss. Edit: Let me add that at the time it sold for $430, silver spot was at $38. So someone made a really good buy!

Why are so many people all of a sudden selling their lunar gold proof sets? Do they know something I don't know? Is a crash imminent and they are trying to get out? One seller sold a huge number of all kinds of recent gold proof coins, including lunars, all WAY below cost. Altogether for well...

It's 12oz of silver and originally sold for $1080. But I cannot imagine there would be many people willing to pay that much. Maybe $450?

Lizzy with sunglasses then?

Like a diamond eye Koala :D

Maybe they won't release any. Didn't they recently change their mintage policy and also change the definition of what a specimen coin is? I think a normal bullion coin with a card does not count as a specimen coin anymore. Are these carded Koalas more expensive the uncarded ones? If so, why?

Wow, what a beautiful set, should be worth a fortune! Now you should try to get the 1oz and 1/2 oz sets completed as well.

We could do an experiment and find out! The Silver Stackers Science Squad: Matthew, would you be willing to list your mouse on ebay for 99 cents?

But then the person who wants to pay $55 would buy it there too, so you'll have to find it yourself and earn your money :D (It took me one minute to find online, so it is not too hard...)

Well, if you have offers for $55 then just sell your 60 coins and restack them for $40 :)

The $115 is for a gilded one. Why should 2008 Kooks be any more expensive than other Kooks? There are still dealers that sell them for the same price. The Modern coin list doesn't mean much, some of these coins are very bad performers :)

I'm a bit confused by the boxes of their sets. I always thought only the 2000 Dragon set has this box with with the purple lining. In their listing Tiger and Rabbit have the same box. Also Ox and Mouse have the same box as the more recent Series I sets. I always thought the 199x Gold proof sets...

But then it wouldn't say "unavailable", right? I think they make them in batches, say 100 at a time and they have then successive serial numbers. They are then selling random coins of each batch. So it should be possible that if they destroy the rest of a batch, there are numbers that are...