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Doug58s
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The only reason I'd buy bullion - is to hope I could sell it for more when the prices go up. I have no attachment to any bullion product. Bullion coins aren't meant to be anything other than a transitional coin. If I were looking to buy and sell regularly - it would be bullion. Saving for the long haul - numismatic coins.
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I Am going to buy the Gold Doctor Who coin soon. It is a numismatic modern gold coin. It has a b ox and COA. Its not the same thing as bullion but I like Doctor Who series so far.
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Hey Tola!

Thats a very nice coin! I would say not bad,, just wait around for lower prices. I think the New Zealand mint still has them in stock.

However, in a market where prices such as gold and silver are dropping, these are good coins to snatch up as prices slide.
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