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gecko109
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My latest newp, and a coin that I have wanted badly for quite awhile. Looks like an easy 69 DCAM to me.
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gecko109
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gecko109
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CU #3245 B.N.A. #428
Don
<< <i>Nice coin. Doesn't that have a mintage of only 15,000 or so? >>
Krause says 20k, but from my personal research, I think the Krause number is a tad high.
Are you putting together a set of the 1oz Silver Pandas?
If so, hows it going?
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<< <i>Beautiful coin!
Are you putting together a set of the 1oz Silver Pandas?
If so, hows it going? >>
Thanks Duck. Im more focused on trying to put together the entire 27 year gold panda set with an example of every denomination. So far in my 3-4 months, I have completed about 25% of that task as expressed by weight (there are 134 coins totaling 51.25 oz...I have about 43 coins totaling 13+ oz so far). Its a very arduous and lofty task! Unfortunately, I get sidetracked once in awhile and pick up a silver or platinum panda here and there. I have so far in the silver proofs the 1985, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, and 1994. In addition, I have 5 of the "business strike" silver pandas as well. I also have 5 platinum pandas in various years/denominations. Eventually I hope to have every single regular issue panda in all 3 metals. Thank god im somewhat young because it could take many, many years to achieve that! Do you collect pandas as well?
Sounds like a fun project. I used to collect the silver Pandas and had a couple of golds, but had to sell them to fund some other items. I'll probably get back into them someday though. They are a fun series.
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<< <i>Eventually I hope to have every single regular issue panda in all 3 metals. Thank god im somewhat young because it could take many, many years to achieve that! Do you collect pandas as well? >>
A very formidable undertaking! Don't forget the BIG issues (5 oz, 10 oz, troy pound, kilos) in silver and gold. And why only 3 metals? What about the palladium issues.
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<< <i>Eventually I hope to have every single regular issue panda in all 3 metals. Thank god im somewhat young because it could take many, many years to achieve that! Do you collect pandas as well? >>
A very formidable undertaking! Don't forget the BIG issues (5 oz, 10 oz, troy pound, kilos) in silver and gold. And why only 3 metals? What about the palladium issues.
What I meant by "regular issue" panda, would exclude the 5oz and up stuff. The palladium pandas have such a high premium over melt that I just cant stomach it right now.
Edited to add: Actually the premium I paid for the above pictured coin would make most people...even coin people throw up instantly.