Kookaburra Coin Display Set - Your Thoughts.

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SilverSale

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Hey guys,

I've spent quite a bit of time compiling these kookaburra coin display sets.

'Silver Coins of The Economic Turmoil'.

Let me know your thoughts.. both good & bad.

Best marketing strategy / Retail $ per set etc...



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~ Each set contains six 1oz mint 999 pure silver coins (encapsulated) in a beautiful black velvet display case.

Each year coin is a symbol of world economic events.

2007 1oz Silver Kookaburra - World stock markets peak in '07.
2008 1oz Silver Kookaburra - World stock markets crash in '08.
2009 1oz Silver Kookaburra - World stock markets bottom, then rally in '09.
2010 1oz Silver Kookaburra - Silver gains 83% in '10 (only beaten by palladium & cotton)
2011 1oz Silver Kookaburra - Silver is starting to become money once again...
2009 1oz American Silver Eagle - First round of US Quantitative Easing (money printing) entering the system in '09.


~ The 5 silver Kookaburra 1oz coins are government issued Australian legal tender produced by The Perth Mint. Many of these coins are now very hard to obtain (sold out at Perth Mint).

~ The 1 American Silver Eagle coin is included because it was the impact of the imploding US economy that has sent shock-waves around the world. Excessive money printing by the US has sent commodities (like silver) soaring.


A maximum of 100 of these display sets will be offered for sale - each individually numbered with third-party certificate.

Set collected & compiled by a third party (SilverSale) not associated with The Perth Mint or US Government.




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B-Baron, QE 'announced' in 2008- as far as I'm aware the bulk of QE1 was 'entering' in 2009.

I was aware of this... but thanks for the comment.
 
Blockhead said:
Given Australia mostly dodged 2008, why is the Kook considered the representative coin?
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Because we are Aussie, and we like Aussie coins. I can assure you if it was mostly ASE I would have people saying...

"Who in Australia is going to buy that?"

:) Thx for comment.
 
I get the concept, but dont think it works that well. If you were charging market bullion prices for the set then it may be attractive, but I cant see how you could add any premium for it.
 
That is what I'm trying to gauge, but thinking $450 + $10 delivery.

Any interested SilverStacker members can have the low or high COA's :)
(no.1 & no.100 not available)

I don't want to turn this into a trading thread, pm or I'll add them to the website later.

Cheers.
 
Clarification, by market bullion price I meant market value, understand the older kooks call a $1 -$5 more than the current years
 
lol, 2 most recent 2007 kook's on ebay

($70.91 + post) & ($65.47 + post)

Let me know where you can buy them for $1 above other kooks, I would like to buy 100,000 :D
 
SilverSale said:
lol, 2 most recent 2007 kook's on ebay

($70.91 + post) & ($65.47 + post)

Let me know where you can buy them for $1 above other kooks, I would like to buy 100,000 :D
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agreed, I don't know where HiHo finds any previous years for $1 over current years value.

Find me some dealers please so I can buy some. Or if you are selling Hiho let me know.
 
And I sold 50 x 1oz 2007 Kooks (not to him), at average $48 recently.

And it was hard to sell too! Took me over a month to sell them all.

A large Germany dealer/distributor recently made Perth Mint go back and remint all the previous years so their value has dropped like a rock.
 
TheMineTech said:
SilverSale said:
lol, 2 most recent 2007 kook's on ebay

($70.91 + post) & ($65.47 + post)

Let me know where you can buy them for $1 above other kooks, I would like to buy 100,000 :D
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agreed, I don't know where HiHo finds any previous years for $1 over current years value.

Find me some dealers please so I can buy some. Or if you are selling Hiho let me know.
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Check out silber-corner.de

2007 1oz Kookaburra is currently 36.49 EUR which includes 7% tax.

That is just under $50 US at $49.6 US. If you manage to get the tax removed that is $46.15 US.

Now of course I can't be 100% sure they ship over to Canada or Australia but if a retail store is asking below $50 for a Kookaburra, you can be sure that Kooks are worth no more than $50.
 
fishball on queue- had been expecting you :P

I'm sorry to hear you sold your coins for below market price.
 
fishball - you have obviously had nothing to do with silber-corner... they do not ship to Australia.
 
SilverSale said:
That is what I'm trying to gauge, but thinking $450 + $10 delivery.

Any interested SilverStacker members can have the low or high COA's :)
(no.1 & no.100 not available)

I don't want to turn this into a trading thread, pm or I'll add them to the website later.

Cheers.
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I think at that price your market is definitely ebay. You are not going to get a lot of sales from price conscious stackers here.
Stackers here can build that set for less than $350 so asking them to pay $100 for a case is a big ask.
Anyway good luck with your venture
 
Projack sold 45.15 oz of proof 1995 silver kook last night (1kg, 10oz, etc) for 2000.

Average per oz, 44.3 aud.

Bargain.
 
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