shilly20 said:I walked into the jewelry shop in Seoul a few months ago and gave them 3oz of gold I came back 4 days later to find this. Best part is I didn't get robbed by the highway jewelry robbers in Aus on the labor cost, worked out just over $100 aus to make.
http://forums.silverstackers.com/uploads/1540_gold_j.jpg
Phiber said:shilly20 said:I walked into the jewelry shop in Seoul a few months ago and gave them 3oz of gold I came back 4 days later to find this. Best part is I didn't get robbed by the highway jewelry robbers in Aus on the labor cost, worked out just over $100 aus to make.
http://forums.silverstackers.com/uploads/1540_gold_j.jpg
Very cool!
And it's 9999 too!
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worldbubble said:yesterday missed 4 coin proof set and was very upset ...
today got these coins, and looks like I'm happy today
North Korea, all are 999 silver
10.5 oz
Meet! Korean Lunar series coins ... (will do better pictures when coins arrive)
http://s19.postimg.org/4j4o80tcz/kykny330_img600x450_1367107469wdgwdr38548.jpg
http://s19.postimg.org/9t9mzbdlv/kykny330_img600x450_1367107470tqjovz38548.jpg
Yeap, North Korea.roman said:North Korea?
Are those coins tough to get?
roman said:worldbubble said:yesterday missed 4 coin proof set and was very upset ...
today got these coins, and looks like I'm happy today
North Korea, all are 999 silver
10.5 oz
Meet! Korean Lunar series coins ... (will do better pictures when coins arrive)
http://s19.postimg.org/4j4o80tcz/kykny330_img600x450_1367107469wdgwdr38548.jpg
http://s19.postimg.org/9t9mzbdlv/kykny330_img600x450_1367107470tqjovz38548.jpg
North Korea?
Are those coins tough to get?
Altima said:Hmm, the North Korean coins were available at the SG Coin fair recently.
It was all the rage cos they pretty much sold their whole lot! Also helped that they had some pretty girls manning the booth. :lol:
(Rumour has it that even Jim Rogers sent someone down to buy some coins).
http://dealbreaker.com/2013/04/when...lehold-on-the-dprk-commemorative-coin-market/U.S. investor Jim Rogers purchased most of the gold and silver coins offered by North Korea at a coin fair in Singapore this weekend, state-owned Korea Pugang Coins Corp. said.
This year, 20 one-ounce gold coins featuring mostly century-old generals were on offer as well as several hundred silver coins. Mr. Rogers bought 13 gold coins and most of the silver coins. "He wanted to buy more, but we only had 13 [gold coins] left," said a representative of Korea Pugang Coins. The company offered the gold coins for 2,500 Singapore dollars, or $2,015well above Friday's closing gold price of $1,598.25 an ounce in London.
By invest in, Mr. Rogers means he wants to wager against the long-term prospects for the isolated, economically struggling country. He views his purchase as a bet on the collapse of North Korea.
"At some point down the line, North Korea will cease existing as a country. Then the value of the coins will go up," Mr. Rogers said.