JoeFromNorthCarolina
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STC said:Darn I really want one of these..
Dragons drained me but, let me look in the cookie barrel.
Anyone bullish for the plat?
SoapBox said:STC said:Darn I really want one of these..
Dragons drained me but, let me look in the cookie barrel.
Anyone bullish for the plat?
I actually really enjoy platnium a lot. I don't have a ton, but it is just a nice commodity to have.![]()
au1pt2rh3pd4ag5 said:I love the platypus series, and I see that the Discover Australia set comes in 1/10oz colorized coins that I may be tempted to pick up in the near future. So far my favorite size of platinum coin is the 2oz Koalas. I'd *love* if they perth mint did a platypus coin with maybe a slightly different design every year in the 2oz size, but if they don't end up doing that, I'll continue collecting the various years the koalas were issued in that size . . . when I can find them ungraded.
Holdfast said:au1pt2rh3pd4ag5 said:I love the platypus series, and I see that the Discover Australia set comes in 1/10oz colorized coins that I may be tempted to pick up in the near future. So far my favorite size of platinum coin is the 2oz Koalas. I'd *love* if they perth mint did a platypus coin with maybe a slightly different design every year in the 2oz size, but if they don't end up doing that, I'll continue collecting the various years the koalas were issued in that size . . . when I can find them ungraded.
Sometimes Perth has koalas for sale; if you ring them now and then you might be lucky.
Here's a link to availability and prices. (Sroll down about half way)
http://www.perthmint.com.au/metalprices.aspx
Ronnie 666 said:Holdfast said:au1pt2rh3pd4ag5 said:I love the platypus series, and I see that the Discover Australia set comes in 1/10oz colorized coins that I may be tempted to pick up in the near future. So far my favorite size of platinum coin is the 2oz Koalas. I'd *love* if they perth mint did a platypus coin with maybe a slightly different design every year in the 2oz size, but if they don't end up doing that, I'll continue collecting the various years the koalas were issued in that size . . . when I can find them ungraded.
Sometimes Perth has koalas for sale; if you ring them now and then you might be lucky.
Here's a link to availability and prices. (Sroll down about half way)
http://www.perthmint.com.au/metalprices.aspx
No not true - there is a new ruling - all old coins sold to the PM will be melted down and not sold back to the public ...
Ronnie 666 said:No not true - there is a new ruling - all old coins sold to the PM will be melted down and not sold back to the public ...
Ronnie 666 said:Hi Holdfast
I was told this by the PM staff and after writing to Ed Harbuz (24/09/2012) this was confirmed in a personal letter from him. If you doubt this please contact Cathy (head of the PM shop), Ron Currie, Ed Harbuz or Bron they will all confirm this.
Thanks anyway for that link, I was so excited to see the other coins I've wanted listed there until I read the rest of the posts here. It's baffling that they'd melt down coins sold back . . . unless they're really concerned about getting counterfeit or tampered with coins. Oh well, I will have to keep my eye on APMEX . . . they're overpriced but their selection is the widest most varied I've found here in the States.Holdfast said:Ronnie 666 said:Hi Holdfast
I was told this by the PM staff and after writing to Ed Harbuz (24/09/2012) this was confirmed in a personal letter from him. If you doubt this please contact Cathy (head of the PM shop), Ron Currie, Ed Harbuz or Bron they will all confirm this.
Cheers thanks Ron.
Today I contacted Perth @ the Perth Mint Shop (Delivery) the lady there confirmed that they did not sell the older bullion coins as you kindly pointed out.
The lady I spoke to wasn't aware of the Web Page that indicates "sales subject to availability". I had to provide her the URL.
http://www.perthmint.com.au/metalprices.aspx
Apparently it hasn't been updated.
When I queried her she said that Perth had a Perth Bullion Counter, that buy bullion, she says that it could be possible to buy older coins if they are handed in by the general public.
I take your written letter as the correct course of action, Ed, Ron and Bron are the gurus so I apologise to you and others if I have provided in correct information.
Thanks for your post.
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AngloSaxon said:I notice that Platinum spot price has dropped below $1500 today. Is anyone a long time watcher of Platinum, when do they think this slide in price will bottom out?
Lunardragon said:i will get my first plat if the spot drops to 1400.
TinPotWizard said:does anyone here even like platinum as an investment? If you believe we are in for a major recession/depression that would likely decrease the price of platinum since its more of an industrial metal right?
Bullion Baron said:I note the 2013 coin only has a declared mintage of 2,000 after they decided to make the maximum mintage unlimited?
http://www.perthmint.com.au//docume..._Platinum_Bullion_Coin_Series_2011_-_2013.pdf
Did anyone get one? Did they revise back to 30,000 limit for 2014 or still unlimited?