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Are the coins the Pert Mint makes commemorative coins? I've heard them referred to as rounds, but they have a dollar value. So, I'm a little confused as to what they are. I have a few Kook and just purchased a 2012 Lunar Dragon yesterday. I think I may have over paid for it, $95.00 US. Although I do love the detail and looks. Thanks!
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 Posted 03/03/2012  10:53 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add elkslayer132 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Yes most are commemorative or NCLT I would say.Kooks and koalas are bullion coins.Is it the new high relief dragon you just purchased? If so it sold out in less than a day and will easily double in price or more I got 3 of those on the way so far.
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How do you tell if it's high relief?
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I think your talking about the lunar 1oz dragon, if its the regular bullion one, they're only worth $55-$60 AUD, can you show us a pic so I can tell you which one it is?
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