remember these come with premiumfml...now I know why I don't see any vintage gold, it is all already bought by SS members
Rare, Collectable and Vintage Gold Bars.
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madaw1
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Huge premium!remember these come with premium
That's a bountiful bevy !!!!!!!!!!
Big shout out to greedy kobold who helped me out with my latest purchase
A highly valued silver stacker
A highly valued silver stacker
Quite a piece of JM history here, sir! Was happy to help.
Keen to learn where the thing in the center came from, UK?
What about the top and the most right ones, both from AU?
Keen to learn where the thing in the center came from, UK?
What about the top and the most right ones, both from AU?
VERY NICE!!
Thank you Governor!
As we speak I am cataloging two of silver frost bullion boxes .... what do I find?
something that looks very much like the button at 12 o'clock in your picture. This one is still in the JM plastic sleeve. When I work out how to compress images I will post.
I don't know much about it except it was purchased in Sydney between 1987-90
Thank you Governor!
As we speak I am cataloging two of silver frost bullion boxes .... what do I find?
something that looks very much like the button at 12 o'clock in your picture. This one is still in the JM plastic sleeve. When I work out how to compress images I will post.
I don't know much about it except it was purchased in Sydney between 1987-90
SilverSiren
Active Member
Amazing pieces, that Matthey Garrett in particular is gorgeous!
Seven of nine
Active Member
Am I the only one who can't see the images?
Seven of nine
Active Member
Aaah now I see them - nice!
Exquisite bar from Macau. Brand dates back to 1867. Unfortunately, I can't find credible leads to the exact era it is made. Current reference: http://oche1867.com/
they are of interest.
Could you express your opinion on collectibility of such items.
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Great to know that.
Well, I collect them. Frankly speaking, I can't knowingly find them.. only manage to chance upon when luck is on my side. These are decades old with design and wording one no longer see in modern-day bullion. Something to ponder: In the context of an Asian migrant city during 1950s or 1960s where many people were struggling to put food on the table, how many can afford or willing to buy gold bars (5tael or 6oz per bar in this case)? And how many such bars survive to date? If you ask me, I'd say probability is low and collectibility is high
^ they could've mistaken those bars to kitkat bars...