Providet Releases 5th Privateer Coin, The Plank

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jchrisrobledo

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Finally Provident has released a new coin and I have to say I really think this is the best one! What do you all think? Is anybody collecting them all?
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Source: Provident Metals

Photo of the coin in person
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I am collecting them all and yes this one is a beauty................. I agree the best one so far.
 
They take their time between coins but they have all been worth the wait. I am going to buy this. Agree one of the best designs of the series.
 
Perhaps the best design of the series.

Issue 2 and 3 of this series were huge disappointments with awful designs (IMHO) and I wouldn't waste my time buying those.



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mmissinglink said:
Perhaps the best design of the series.

Issue 2 and 3 of this series were huge disappointments with awful designs (IMHO) and I wouldn't waste my time buying those.
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Yeah, I think those were some of the worst but I still purchased them cause I am collecting the series.

I am glad that I'm not the only one who things this is the best. That plank has good shading and looks so 3D like it's coming out of the coin.

I hope Provident puts out some kinda of display case or box to hold all the series.
 
Agreed jchris,

Even though I am not collecting this series (I have no Privateers at all), I still think this round is quite a good design.

In my view, Elemetal Mint has really set the standard on high quality 2 oz. ultra high relief silver rounds with their American Landmarks, Egyptian Gods (Cleopatra and Anubis), and Privateer series....all high quality.




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I have all of the previous issues .
Who would be the most reasonably priced , in Australia , to purchase this round from as the postage cost buying from Provident Metals in America is very high .
Appreciate direction and advice .
Thanks .
 
A888L said:
I have all of the previous issues .
Who would be the most reasonably priced , in Australia , to purchase this round from as the postage cost buying from Provident Metals in America is very high .
Appreciate direction and advice .
Thanks .
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Perth Bullion and Gold Stackers will get them in. Both based in Australia.
 
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