Would anyone think that a 10kg dragon would be a good investment?

[Dusty]

Or just somthing to look at?

Sh#t also is it in a capsule?

 

[Elemental]

You'd be better off with 10 x 1kg IMO. Much easier to move in the future and it wouldn't require cutting up the coin to sell a small fraction.

 

[rbaggio]

I would say no to it being a good investment, just my view.

Also surely there are better ways to impress us than a 10kg Dragon?

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[Ag]

No - fair too big to shift or be practical with....

 

[THUCYDIDES79]

Maybe if the 10kg dragon was only 3% of your total stack - otherwise no need to expose yourself to liquidity issues

 

[Boyo]

I would say no to it being a good investment, just my view.

Also surely there are better ways to impress us than a 10kg Dragon?

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Too funny!
Although,my immediate thought was he had someone to wash his golf balls....I am too innocent

Never considered 10 kg rounds as good buying.Hard to hide under the mattress for starters

 

[Silvermonkey]

Yes
What they all said

 

[Yippe-Ki-Ya]

No

 

[jpanggy]

it's 500 mintage limit. Should be a good investment, good blunt murder weapon too.

 

[bennybbc]

I would prefer a 10kg coin over a box of 100 x 1oz coins and it looks like they are about the same price at the moment!

 

[THUCYDIDES79]

I would prefer a 10kg coin over a box of 100 x 1oz coins and it looks like they are about the same price at the moment!

Hang on, the 10 kg Dragon costs the same as 3.2 kgs of 1 oz Dragon coins ???

If above ratio is correct, than the 10 Kg Dragon is at a bargain price or perhaps more correctly the 1 oz sized coins are way overpriced

 

[bennybbc]

I would go with option 2 there Thucy :-D

 

[THUCYDIDES79]

I would go with option 2 there Thucy :-D

I understand - but reason being is due to LIQUIDITY - but if one had a really really large stack, than definately the 10 kg coins

 

[jpanggy]

large stack and large storage space I hope, Silver is really space consuming for its value.

 

[bennybbc]

I would go with option 2 there Thucy :-D

I understand - but reason being is due to LIQUIDITY - but if one had a really really large stack, than definately the 10 kg coins

Sorry mate, I was saying option 2 as in the 1oz coins are currently way overvalued. I wouldn't buy a 10kg usually, but I would swap a box of 100 x 1oz coins for one.

 

[jpanggy]

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Nvm I didnt read the post correctly.

It is dragon 1 oz after all. Pfrooarrr RIP BARGAIN!!

 

[adrenalin]

hang it on the wall like a clock.