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Prepare your pockets!
You will be surprised. Edited by mts
08/07/2014 2:36 pm
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Prepare your pockets!
You will be surprised. Tell us more, please about that 10oz SML with 1.000 mintage for $900Finally RCM listened to the collectors from the past and issued 30+ items in the release. |
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Well, besides the stuff mentioned by LonesomeDove at RFD, there will be some coins not shown at the Vancouver event.  Edited by mts
08/07/2014 4:43 pm
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One coin they forgot to mention was the 'Autumn Falls' coin. Similar to Autumn bliss and rapid falls. Looked nice and quite a few people preordered that one.
It is scary to see how many coins will be released in September.
The event was pretty nice but crowded and took a while to pay for the preorders.
They served drinks / wines / Hors d'oeuvre.
They also gave away a nice little letter opener on the way out. If you received an Ottawa invite, I would suggest that you check it out.
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Any commemorative silver dollars among the September releases?
Collecting history one coin or medal at a time! (c) commems. All rights reserved.
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The 10 oz coin is selling for $899, mintage is 1000 coins. It will be a maple leaf theme coin.
The 5 oz coin is selling for $549, mintage is 1500 coins. This coin is a gold plate accented coin replica of the circulation looney. It will be part of a series of 5 oz coins, replicating circulating coins. Other coins in the series will be a 5 oz nickel, 5 oz dime, 5 oz quarter. and a 5 oz townie.
I expect this series of coins will be very popular.
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Other coins in the series will be a 5 oz nickel, 5 oz dime, 5 oz quarter. and a 5 oz townie.
I expect this series of coins will be very popular. No 50-cent piece, MoneyPenney? And what about the denomination - same as on the circulation coins or NCLT related? Why it so expensive - it only 5oz of silver. Will someone agree to pay for the just replica more than $200? Just joking with last question... Will wait for the nickel. Edited by Silveroid
08/08/2014 01:51 am
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I did not see the 50 cent coin mentioned in the promotional brochures. I think the 50 cent coin is not considered a circulating coin.
The loonie coin is the exact replica of the loonie. It says a loonie like the one in your pocket. There were no pictures of the other coins but I presume it will have what is currently on them.
Well, the penny coin a couple of years ago was 5 oz. So these coins will match that one. Now you can have a matching set of 5 oz circulating coins.
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08/08/2014 02:17 am
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Thanks a lot, MoneyPenney, for clarification Quote:
Well, the penny coin a couple of years ago was 5 oz. So these coins will match that one. Now you can have a matching set of 5 oz circulating coins. Well, for someone who can afford it (that in addition depends on the frequency of issues), will be expensive "set of the pocket change". |
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Those 5oz coins sound like it'd be an impressive collection to show off. They are not making it easy to collect the series with that price tag. I guess it's like silveroid said it'll depend on frequency.
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Farewell to the Penny - had no gold accents...
Therefore this 5 oz set of present day circulation coins could arguably be a series on its own - w/o penny...no?
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I will wait to get the email from rep and determine what I want to order.
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@mts: Batman's 75th anniversary coins? I'm sure they can find a Canadian, somewhere, who worked, in any way, on that character? Please?  Edited by thecurse9
08/09/2014 09:55 am
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