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Don't intend adding the 2013 kook to my collection. Trying to imagine the thoughts of the early series designers when looking at what they produced compared to now

Ermat, BUllion bourse are the go.. Simply compare prices on both websites.more bang for your buck at BB

www.ebay.com.au/itm/100-ONE-HUNDRED-1-OZ-SILVER-BULLION-999

Can anyone shed light on those lucky country coins showing up all over fleabay.Kangaroos on one side,Opera house on obverse.Am curious as to their legitacemy and origin.

Also not surprising as I bought my last SS 10oz cheaper than a Perth Mint cast 10oz.Could not fathom much profit for anyone as costs to machine (even in a CNC mill) ,plus recover the swarfe, import the machined bar to Aust then sell at a margin .( must admit my dealer did drop the fact that they...

That's a shame, they were/are such a handsome addition to any stack.

Have been doing this also, and was Surprised to find that gold coins add up to about $20.00-$25.00 per week.By chucking in the odd $50.00 will soon be stacking the next kg

By the way, Im not suggesting we send water to china, ever heard of colonisation or people migration? the ord river could feed and water a lot of people.regardless of their ethnicity

Any china watcher will understand claws comments. Very well written and thanks. Chinas biggest concern at present however is water. They are strategically planning food resources ( buying land around the world to feed the masses in the future) but much of the drinking water in China is polluted...

Not the best thread I have seen in this forum.if it ever did start maybe radiobirdman should practice what he preaches and volunteer for front line duty.i have met and fought with Iranians(who often prefer to be called Persians)Very very tough and quite brave.Dont ever underestimate these guys...

My thoughts are much the same as all above posts. PMs being such a real tangible asset. Still trying to imagine what a million dollars worth of binary code feels like in the hand,not as cool as a couple of kilos of Silver that's for sure.

Are they both fakes???

The one on the right has an illegible "liberty" on the headband. Not sure if any reputable mint in the world would produce a coin this poor

If you look closely at the kooks they look more like an azure kingfisher,the wing spread actually looks more like a shag or cormorant drying it's wings on a rock..Have you ever seen a real kookaburra look like that?? Koalas look like they have deformed arm!! Now lunar dragons look like REAL...

Just to stir the pot.. Perth has the reputation of being the most boring city in Aust,( Not much night life,no Clubs,Pokies etc). But wait,we've got a MINT....just walk straight in,talk to the nice ladies at the bullion desk( who have just enough strength to open the safe door) and whoopee buy...

Excellent topic stackers..Always interesting ,informative and often humerous.As a new nooby,I can learn much from these forums. All I wish to add is that silver is definitely a long term (waiting game). Mr 6% would do well to research the metal itself and from that interpret where it could go...