2000 2oz Silver Dragon & 2007 5oz Coloured Silver Pig price help
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Silver Fox
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I personally think the true answer to your question comes down to ones opinion (what someone is actually willing to purchase them for). This obviously differs from person to person. There are advertisements on the internet for both of these coins but the price that someone is asking doesn't necessary mean that is their current value. What I am trying to say is that an advertised price and an actual purchase price (what someone is actually willing to pay/their opinion) are completely two different things.
Silver Fox
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After doing some research I have found a sold listing on Ebay for the 2000 year of the dragon 2oz silver coin that sold for $465 with $15 postage. However some things to consider:
- This coin came with case and COA
- It was sold on March 18 when spot was approximately $107.21 (Bullion Now price chart). Although it’s very close to today’s spot price, it’s always something that needs to be considered when conducting such research.
- It’s coin number 3 out of 1000. Some people (I'm not sure why) are willing to pay more for lower production numbers. If it were coin number 1, I have no doubt it would be considered (by some) much more valuable.
In this case someone valued (their opinion) this coin at $480 delivered.
Please see link below to the Ebay listing:
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/287194714821?_skw=2000+year+of+the+dragon+2oz+silver+coin&itmmeta=01KSXV2930V9XBVRJFW3ZD7Y0W&hash=item42de2392c5:g
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- This coin came with case and COA
- It was sold on March 18 when spot was approximately $107.21 (Bullion Now price chart). Although it’s very close to today’s spot price, it’s always something that needs to be considered when conducting such research.
- It’s coin number 3 out of 1000. Some people (I'm not sure why) are willing to pay more for lower production numbers. If it were coin number 1, I have no doubt it would be considered (by some) much more valuable.
In this case someone valued (their opinion) this coin at $480 delivered.
Please see link below to the Ebay listing:
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/287194714821?_skw=2000+year+of+the+dragon+2oz+silver+coin&itmmeta=01KSXV2930V9XBVRJFW3ZD7Y0W&hash=item42de2392c5:g
iEAAeSwd6FpsSTi&itmprp=enc:AQALAAAA4GfYFPkwiKCW4ZNSs2u11xBE6/lpHLE8zVBZMhytMQyhhri3sMhSfTIpE3fwXtOP6IFjl9hbsXTaztOOzwaPAhvZMStYynd8CLJ4pqDx4fijd6ezZTvrFsROzAix1/WYrGy/cUr3Y6O42e1+9lsiQ9L6aa5kgSgAOpvJjSs+boSRWn6nucPQ6l4doi3SAPq41PiNi6RA+d8s7JJkviNVZZsjSIxsYHXUd/1PQitEbbUPRsWNLXu8LfWSNMO1f1Ytf1G/mRem57Q3CsVmGgB8hF8DPifNcmT8lPn0leHGA7Ig|tkp:Bk9SR9iRibvPZw
Silver Fox
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Another point that I forgot to add that needs to be taken in to consideration. The coin in the Ebay sold listing is a proof coin, which puts it in a completely different class (which again in reality comes down to ones personal opinion).
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