MetalHeart
New Member
I use to hate them. But now I like some...but not many.
Does anyone else hate coloured coins?
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1for1
Well-Known Member
I like my coins oh-natural. no artificial colour enhancements, but in light of this technicality i must now alter my above post to "excluding artificially toned coloured coins" - these are unconditionally better than a standard un-toned coin - the cost of someone doing something artifically to the coin ruins its chance of forming a beautiful natural patina!
Not strictly a coin but I like these.
http://forums.silverstackers.com/uploads/14335_hubei-china.png
and for those that dont like holographs - 10000 dong lunar
http://forums.silverstackers.com/uploads/14335_imag0317.jpg
http://forums.silverstackers.com/uploads/14335_imag0312.jpg
http://forums.silverstackers.com/uploads/14335_hubei-china.png
and for those that dont like holographs - 10000 dong lunar
http://forums.silverstackers.com/uploads/14335_imag0317.jpg
http://forums.silverstackers.com/uploads/14335_imag0312.jpg
Coloured coins are like putting tomato sauce on roast lamb.
mmissinglink
Active Member
Some colored coins are awesome! http://forums.silverstackers.com/topic-59036-what-do-you-make-of-colorized-ag-coins.html
Here's a very small sampling:
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Here's a very small sampling:
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barsenault
Well-Known Member
There's def a market for them, or else they wouldn't produce a gazillion a year!! 
Fat Freddy
New Member
One other poster once referred to them as "...coins with crap on them." I couldn't agree more. Coins with paint jobs, decals, dopey little glass chips, pieces of meteorites or The True Cross, smears of leopard DNA, hyena butter, snake shit or whatever... They're all still just coins with crap on them and they're just another commercial play to separate people from their money--in return for something that they'll likely never be able to get their investment back out of.
The Bullion Builder
New Member
Plastic coins are superior to them coloured yoks
Gatito Bandito
Active Member
Why no love for Glow-in-the-Dark 4th of July Panda..?? 
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mmissinglink
Active Member
The Bullion Builder said:
Pretty plastic coin set....real coins actually.... http://www.ebay.com/itm/2014-Transn...711401?hash=item2810a18029:g:VawAAOSwqu9U~22v
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Gatito Bandito
Active Member
DanielM said:
In that case, sounds like you'd love Glow-in-the-Dark Koala..!
barsenault
Well-Known Member
Yet another deadly creature in a dead series coming out. LOL. I wonder how many different creatures they'll make, and it's not like it is a small mintage either (5000). And there ain't no way in heck these are sell outs either. Maybe the red spider is about the only one. Too funny. They should have quit while ahead, like 8 ago.
mmissinglink
Active Member
It is a very cool looking Death Adler but I am not into this series and won't start now.
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mmissinglink said:
I can't believe someone went to the expense and hassle of having them graded, I can't believe that 131 of the sets have been graded in total.
I did like the tag line "Brand New 4 Coin Set !!! No Scratches, No Toning, No Damages of Any Kind !!! Perfect Coins in Perfect Condition !!!" Good to know.
I have a set but I have not bothered to put them in holders even, but then I paid about $8 for them rather than $350.
mmissinglink
Active Member
Jislizard said:
I thought the same thing when I first heard that people are actually foolish enough to stack silver....a metal that is not even remotely scarce by any stretch of the imagination. And yet, I became one of those fools! :lol:
If people are silly enough to stack silver, they are silly enough to buy plastic coins that are graded and slabbed.
The things that people do never cease to amaze me.
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Coloured coins are ok; like everything, some are better than others. I've seen some cool ones and I've seen some really naff ones. But if collectors want to collect coloured coins - which they must do, as there's so many different ones around to buy - then good luck to them. Each to their own and all that...