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Canada
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And 2004 had the gold plated poppy quarter, as well as the test token poppy quarter (no color). Lots of nice poppy coins out there :)
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09/23/2013 10:38 pm
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United States
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Fractional set & Piedford still on mind but will depend on ship date, I don't want another charge on this month's CC billing cycle!
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Valued Member
Canada
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I'm pretty sure they won't ship the new coins out right away. The RCM have been busy all month and I rarely remember them shipping things on time in the first place. This time it might work out to benefit people because it's looking like a pricey release. |
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United States
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Thanks chubby cheeks, I think you are right but keep trying to remind myself, plenty of extra expenses during winter, # 1, my propane tank for heating & you need plenty of food & beverage to keep all warm.
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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I am a BIG fan of spiders, I will be getting the architects coin.
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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a lot of people will be getting coins for their Christmas gift.. Don't think I can afford anything else.
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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I am a BIG fan of spiders, I will be getting the architects coin. I wish they had that for the first coin instead of the bee |
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Canada
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@coinhooked - Niue coins are generally great quality. they use the Australian Mint I believe.
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Valued Member
United States
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Thanks Cowboy905. Not really knowing & PF70 all that MCM had available, PF69 at cheaper price would have been OK with me. Free ship to US (not sure about Canada) & just paying $19.00 more than buying a raw coin. New Zealand wanted more than $120.00 (US) plus shipping, currency exchange and possible duties, fees & taxes. The Niue coins that I see look very nice on the web.
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Rest in Peace
Canada
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Advanced offer for m/c members just arrived. Includes a 5kg silver coin in the $10,000 range. (mintage 100) Who buys that?
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United States
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Valued Member
Canada
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Dcadon, I saw that one. It's Emily Carr's totem pole painting.
I'll bet it's a beautiful coin but is obviously a steep price.
In comparison to spot price though, it's only a bit more than 2 x spot which is much less of a premium over 1oz. pricing.
If I had the disposable income, I'd definitely pick that up. Canadiana at its best IMO.
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Includes a 5kg silver coin in the $10,000 range. (mintage 100) Who buys that? Beautiful coin. Why the did it so big (hence expensive)? If it could be 5oz..... Reminds me 1958 Silver Dollar and 2005 Totem Pole |
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United States
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Email was to "Elite" MC members? I am regular MC member & have not received yet.
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Valued Member
Canada
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Silveroid, very good point.
I wonder if they'll do a 5oz. of this one down the road. I sure hope so. It really is a beautiful image and perfect for high relief.
But as Dcadon said, sooooo expensive. Prices everyone but the upper echelon of collectors out of the market.
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