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Ah so premium over spot has gone up over the past few years, and it's not just because of the current COVID pandemic situation, and it's not just ASE's but most other government coins as well. Does this sound correct?

I've been out of silver stacking for 5 years now, and I'm just now starting again. The lowest I see a a 2020 1oz ASE is about $10 over spot for a single coin. I think 6 years ago, I've only paid ~$3 over spot per coin. Is there a reason for such huge markups this year?

I'm specifically looking for the 2020 1oz gold lunar mouse coin from Perth, but it seems like it's sold out everywhere except ebay. Historically, when coins run out before mid-year, is it out for good or are we just waiting for dealers to restock? Mintage on this coin is 30k. Wondering if I...

The ones sold on JMBullion are not collector's edition. Those are just standard bullion ATB coins, so quality will reflect that. It's pretty common for the bullion ones to have a bunch of scratches, even when they come encapsulated. It's really a hit or miss with the quality of the bullion...

Sorry guys, I've been traveling for a few weeks so couldn't be on the forum much. I just started another group buy for this upcoming subscription, so PM me if you want in.

bring-the-silver, shoot me a PM. I'm from the US and ran a group buy for Aus, and a separate one for the UK forum. I can help you get those coins to forward over there. Edit: oh nevermind, it looks like mmissinglink was willing to help. But if you need anything forwarded in the future, feel...

Thanks for the official word from the mint.

ASE's are terrible for investment and price appreciation, but one of the best for trusted bullion. People don't purchase normal ASE coins with a price appreciation in mind, as it mostly just ride the spot wave.

Wow that's the worst milk spotting on crocs I've seen yet. You should try rubbing it off with an eraser. Works wonders, especially for croc coins because they're not completely shiny. It'll get rid of the mild spots, and the frosted surface will hide any flaws from the eraser...

Just erase them. Literally. Has anyone else actually done this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgyfi8TnadQ

Finally got all the shipments for the PCGS graded ones. Only a few are mine, most were for group buy on here and UK forum.

I know of at least 2 people that have ordered at least 400 coins.

Can't see the price anymore. Did gainesville just have them for $94 before selling out?

I'm assuming the message here is "missed the boat" rather than "getting off sinking ship".

Nice, you got 2 full boxes. I'm starting to get in all the packages from govmint one at a time, will post pics once I get all of them too.

Any reason why these have a higher demand than all the other color dragons?

Nearly all US online gold/silver dealer's shipping prices are based on content value, not weight.

That is a valid reason, although weight variance between individual coins will be greater than the accuracy that you're asking for, so the +/-0.01g is meaningless. The capsules have their own variances as well, so that further adds to the margin of error. Just look at S. Ohno's numbers. Within...

Why do you need this weight, and to such accuracy?

1.295oz Keep in mind that there are variances in weight. Also a scale accurate to a hundredth of a gram is rather expensive.