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The composition (Ag 925) is fairly common for collector coins; not sure why this should be called a bullion piece.
I generally consider these sorts of modern issues for which the intrinsic worth far exceeds their face value, and thus were never circulated (nor were inended to), but were instead produced to be purchased primarily as a "collectible" with their precious metal content being a selling point, to be essentially bullion. I grant there can be in some cases a numismatic factor and premium, but I've found that the bulk of them can be bought for the same price over spot as non-monetary rounds and bars, often even when the mintage is low.
In any event, Christian, thanks for the link. It answers my questions.
Colligo ergo sum
Edited by Lucky Cuss
05/03/2014 11:46 am