cut the corners of the coin to make it fit the boxdragafem said:square coins,huh? wondering how collectors are going to use the already bought lunar boxes :lol:
worldbubble said:cut the corners of the coin to make it fit the boxdragafem said:square coins,huh? wondering how collectors are going to use the already bought lunar boxes :lol:
anyone can use the idea for free ... ))
chrissilver said:I don't believe this. Why would they chane the series half way through and start with square coins?
The lunar horse is going to be round. And will depict 2 horses.
Eureka Moments said:Ive heard there's been a mass production order for square Stock Horse coins due to the stunning popularity of the round one.
It will be the first in a New Series apparently. Has to be worth a motza.
Back up the Horsefloat!!!
1oz? Nopebigcountry said:When these horses hit the scene reckon snakes will be cheaper and or easier to get a hold of?
spannermonkey said:Eureka Moments said:Ive heard there's been a mass production order for square Stock Horse coins due to the stunning popularity of the round one.
It will be the first in a New Series apparently. Has to be worth a motza.
Back up the Horsefloat!!!
Me horse float is broke , as the nag fell over & broke it's leg
So I turned the nag into a snag , with a bit of deadhorse on top
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Holdfast said:chrissilver said:I don't believe this. Why would they chane the series half way through and start with square coins?
The lunar horse is going to be round. And will depict 2 horses.
Mate, the above posters are just taking the piss!
Have a look at the Perth Mint Currency Determination 2013 number one.
2014 Silver Year of the Horse - Bullion Coins
The design on the 2014 Silver Year of the Horse (10kg, 1kg, 10oz, 5oz, 2oz, 1oz, 1/2oz) bullion coins, consists of a pattern of lines forming a circle immediately inside the rim, surrounding a representation of two horses, in a stylised landscape with leafy trees, hilly terrain and a river. The coins include the following inscriptions 'Year of the Horse', the Pinyin pictograph pronounced 'm' and meaning 'horse' and the initials of the designer Tom Vaughan 'TV'
And
2014 Silver Year of the Horse - Bullion Coloured Coins
The design on the 2014 Silver Year of the Horse (1kg, 10oz, 5oz, 2oz, 1oz, 1/2oz) bullion coloured coins, consists of a pattern of lines forming a circle immediately inside the rim, surrounding a representation of two coloured horses in a stylised landscape with leafy trees, hilly terrain and a river. The coins include the following inscriptions 'Year of the Horse', the Pinyin pictograph pronounced 'm' and meaning 'horse' and the initials of the designer Tom Vaughan 'TV'.
http://www.comlaw.gov.au/Details/F2013L00065/Explanatory Statement/Text
The members above are referring to the 2014 Silver Year of the Horse - Square Bullion Coin which can be seen in the Perth Mint Currency Determination 2013 number two.
http://www.comlaw.gov.au/Details/F2013L00661/Explanatory Statement/Text
Hope this helps.
H
chrissilver said:Holdfast said:chrissilver said:I don't believe this. Why would they chane the series half way through and start with square coins?
The lunar horse is going to be round. And will depict 2 horses.
Mate, the above posters are just taking the piss!
Have a look at the Perth Mint Currency Determination 2013 number one.
2014 Silver Year of the Horse - Bullion Coins
The design on the 2014 Silver Year of the Horse (10kg, 1kg, 10oz, 5oz, 2oz, 1oz, 1/2oz) bullion coins, consists of a pattern of lines forming a circle immediately inside the rim, surrounding a representation of two horses, in a stylised landscape with leafy trees, hilly terrain and a river. The coins include the following inscriptions 'Year of the Horse', the Pinyin pictograph pronounced 'm' and meaning 'horse' and the initials of the designer Tom Vaughan 'TV'
And
2014 Silver Year of the Horse - Bullion Coloured Coins
The design on the 2014 Silver Year of the Horse (1kg, 10oz, 5oz, 2oz, 1oz, 1/2oz) bullion coloured coins, consists of a pattern of lines forming a circle immediately inside the rim, surrounding a representation of two coloured horses in a stylised landscape with leafy trees, hilly terrain and a river. The coins include the following inscriptions 'Year of the Horse', the Pinyin pictograph pronounced 'm' and meaning 'horse' and the initials of the designer Tom Vaughan 'TV'.
http://www.comlaw.gov.au/Details/F2013L00065/Explanatory Statement/Text
The members above are referring to the 2014 Silver Year of the Horse - Square Bullion Coin which can be seen in the Perth Mint Currency Determination 2013 number two.
http://www.comlaw.gov.au/Details/F2013L00661/Explanatory Statement/Text
Hope this helps.
H
But doesn't actually confirm the shape of the coin. I started a new thread to see if any of the dealers or anyone with credible information direct from Perth Mint knows for sure the shape of this coin.
chrissilver said:"Subsection 13A(1) of the Currency Act 1965 requires that the determination provide details of coin characteristics including standard composition, standard weight, allowable variation from standard weight, design and dimensions "
But it doesn't specify the dimensions of the coin. Anyway, it doesn't matter as goldpelican confirmed that the coin is round.