$1 Australian 1oz Silver Saltwater Crocodile Coin

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Just thought I'd post this here.

The company who commissioned the stock horse coin has commissioned another product similar in terms of mintage, and price point.

$1 Australian 1oz Silver Saltwater Crocodile Coin
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This one comes pre packed in a blister pack instead of with a COA, and is coming from RAM instead of Perth
 
Let's the same madness (Silver Saltwater Stackers a.k.a. SSS a.k.a. S3) begin... ;)
 
And while we're talking about it, who the hell calls a crocodile Graham?

What next, Clive the Great White Shark....
 
JoeFromNorthCarolina said:
Well, I have an alligator by the name of Herman, So anything is possible. :)
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I used to know a girl who had a bong called HER-MAN :lol:
Sorry back on topic
 
Razz said:
http://www.ebay.de/itm/2014-Austral...n_Medaillen&hash=item3385163290#ht_480wt_1235

look how the germans pump up the price of this croc what a scam
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Some of the German dealers are great however, and to be fair, that price was reached after 19 bids.

This Aussie dealer has it for $110 shipped to Europe on a buy-it-now http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2014-Aust...121161915115?pt=AU_Coins2&hash=item1c35d01aeb

This German dealer, also a BIN, is only 54 euros delivered. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1oz-Austr...92241?pt=Münzen_Medaillen&hash=item19e1bc3c71

I've had some great experiences buying from Germany and the dealers are very helpful.
 
its for sale for 40 euro in germany not 54 its all pumped up the germans are great to deal with but they have to much monopoly in europe games like this croc all the time
 
The feeBay prices are mostly always overpriced. White Sharky of Dead & Dead series is "selling" for 300$, whereas you can easily (with a little luck) get it for almost 50% less. You can make nice profits by using fact that people obviously don't search for lower prices. :)

And it's usually better to wait for hype to settle and then move in. :)

German VAT will increase in next year from 7% to 19% (on silver) so things will get interesting. :)
 
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