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Pillar of the Community
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Canada
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A few coins I pick up yesterday. Taking picks of more from today's estate sale will post later.    |
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Canada
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Nice coins , yingyang
I believe, now is "low season" also the silver dropped to the ground.
Try to get the 2006 and 2007, I remember, they have been offered closely to $180 each, when the silver was high.
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Canada
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Pick up this fab 12 at a great price, but the milk spots are driving me nuts, feel like getting a toothbrush out and scrubbing it.   |
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Canada
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Canada
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Don't normally buy NCLT coins unless they are .9999 Silver but sort of liked this 2015 1 1\4 oz Bison $8.00 coin. It has a thickness of 4.1125mm so it does not fit in a normal 38mm holder. Will put in a flip for know.   |
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Canada
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Don't normally buy NCLT coins unless they are .9999 Silver
but sort of liked this 2015 1 1\4 oz Bison $8.00 coin. It has a thickness of 4.1125mm so it does not fit in a normal 38mm holder. Will put in a flip for know. I think the Polar Bear 1.5 oz capsules fit those 1.25 oz ones, I saw somewhere on ebay a guy was selling them in lots of 4 or some such. Ya here it is. You can buy them from a place in germany as well, I think if you can find the 1.5 oz polar bear thread on this forum the info is there. http://www.ebay.ca/itm/4-Direct-Fit...em3cede8b15d |
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Canada
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Thanks Northernlights-
That's what I love about this Forum.
There's always someone that has an answer for any question or problem.
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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 on your latest acquisition Amazing that someone held on to those for 47 years without opening them. -MV |
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The average smoker in Australia burns up about $4,000 on cigarettes, with nothing to show for it except health problems.  If you quit, it takes about a year or so to completely rid yourself of all of the toxins, as well as your addiction.  Now, with both of you quitting, that is something like $8,000 that the pair of you can spend on coins PER YEAR.  That is way above the numismatic budget of most of us.  I congratulate you.  |
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Canada
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We are taking a break from NCLT .This year we maybe spent $300 we usually spend around $5000,instead we are buying bullion only ,just purchased 100 of the wolf privy sml plus only 50,000 made.  |
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just purchased 100 of the wolf privy sml plus only 50,000 made. Congrats for great purchase! These absolutely rare, and who knows, what will be the price after couple of month. Managed to get 1 coin, the seller will send it soon! |
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I only need a few, so I bought mine from CA, $28.23 per coin and paid with credit card. It is currently OOS, but they did re-stock before. http://www.colonialacres.com/produc...s-tax-exemptSomehow SBG is asking for $30.39 per coin, and even buying 100 they still charge $29.53 per coin. Kinda strange because these bullion dealers normally sell bullion at lower price. |
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