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Does this have the same effect if I put a kilo coin on it?

Perth, WHY U MILK?!

Some people have gotten scratches on their crocs, not the dealer's fault. That's just a disclaimer so that if you do get a croc, you can't blame providentmetals for it and ask for a refund.

Cool. How much and when is it available? Edit: nevermind, available now for $20

Looks like a nice round. Any additional info we can read up on these? Can you publicly state price for one, or do we need to PM only?

Sideways

^ What were the sources? Crocs were available for preorder for ~$21.50 USD for a while, that's in the same territory as generic rounds. It's either the same price, or a tad higher than generic rounds, but lower priced than more established bullion coins.

Apmex has a $50 minimum, and higher shipping costs. Is there a reason why you prefer to pay with money order? Those are not that safe through the mail. If it's lost, then you lost your money. If a check is lost, then at least your money is still in the bank. Or electronic check would be best.

On what premise? It was nothing illegal. But I personally don't believe in wasting other's time/resources to sort through your own rummaged pile of coins. Coincidentally, he had been doing this through the same bank locations that I've been using. Small world! .

Low premium, low mintage, first bullion coin, and first in the series. In the US they cost as much as generic rounds, I see no reason to buy rounds over these. You better jump on the bandwagon.

Hi Renee, it's great to have a representative on the forum. It's been about a week since I emailed but finally got a reply via this forum thread, thanks. But your response brings up more question: Your contact page shows 4 different locations, non of which are located in the US: PO Box 3131...

You know how Perth does it. They'll make privies, then 5 different colorized versions. Later will be several sizes, and finally make a 1oz high relief as well as a 5oz HR.

Why does face value really matter? You're not ever going to go in a store and spend it for face value.

Oh I see, so these debates are set by your rules and parameters of what is valid and what is absurd. There is no guarantee that you'll get a claim on car or house insurance all the time, every time. These still run on a certain degree of trust, just like government fiat. You discredit the claim...

I'm in the US, looking to buy a few things from Downies. I sent them an email last week and still haven't gotten a reply so I though I'd ask here: At checkout, I'm being charged for local taxes and also international shipping rates. Why is there a local tax when I'm not buying from within...

If the 5oz lunar coins have similar dimensions to the ATB coins, you can buy the ATB capsules for only a few bucks. edit: oops sorry you were asking for a display case. For some reason I thought you were asking for a replacement capsule.

@ mmissinglink - to add on to what BeHereNow said: you claim that silver is not insurance because it's not a guarantee that someone's wealth is preserved when an economic meltdown occurs. Now you claim insurance is only valid when there is a guarantee. Lets use car insurance for example...

OPM is a well known private mint in the US. Their rounds and bars are good quality, they're real.

Sure, I'll meet you there with 15 kilo bars. I carry this stuff around in my back pocket no problem.

Why do you still continue to shove YOUR beliefs down our throats? Who are you to tell me why I buy my silver? I don't think you're going to stop until everyone on this forum admits that silver is an investment. Ok, so we're all truly misguided. Happy?