The mintages are fairly low. And I imagine shipping halfway around the globe to get to the US is pretty high, so sellers would have to pass that cost on to the buyer.
Need the following OBW rolls to complete my 46-64 Roosevelt roll set: 1947-P & D; 1948-D; 1949-P & S; 1950-D & S; and 1952-S. Any help locating any of these OBW rolls would be gratefully appreciated!
Lower mintage coins compared to Eagles, Maples or my favorite because of design and low premium APMEX Buffalo's. If it were my money I'd maybe buy one just to have an example bot for bullion purposes they are a waste of money and I'd buy the Buffalo's or possibly the Eagles if the spread gets closer.
<< <i>Lower mintage coins compared to Eagles, Maples or my favorite because of design and low premium APMEX Buffalo's. If it were my money I'd maybe buy one just to have an example bot for bullion purposes they are a waste of money and I'd buy the Buffalo's or possibly the Eagles if the spread gets closer. >>
great scenario when you are buying ... but it evens out when you sell your bullion rounds ... the Mint issued bullion "coins" will always sell for more than the private issued bullion rounds.
"Bongo drive 1984 Lincoln that looks like old coin dug from ground."
The early issues have the highest mintages and those are less than 100k. The newer issues have mintages of 20k and the 2007 only 15k. Not really a bullion coin.
NEWS FLASH***** 2007 silver Kangaroo mintage revised down from 15K to 8598. See this web site.
<< <i>Lower mintage coins compared to Eagles, Maples or my favorite because of design and low premium APMEX Buffalo's. If it were my money I'd maybe buy one just to have an example bot for bullion purposes they are a waste of money and I'd buy the Buffalo's or possibly the Eagles if the spread gets closer. >>
great scenario when you are buying ... but it evens out when you sell your bullion rounds ... the Mint issued bullion "coins" will always sell for more than the private issued bullion rounds.[/
Since I've never bought or sold these coins I'll take your word but I do know that when you buy a car or pickup with all the bells and whistles you take a bath come trade in time.
<< <i>Lower mintage coins compared to Eagles, Maples or my favorite because of design and low premium APMEX Buffalo's. If it were my money I'd maybe buy one just to have an example bot for bullion purposes they are a waste of money and I'd buy the Buffalo's or possibly the Eagles if the spread gets closer. >>
great scenario when you are buying ... but it evens out when you sell your bullion rounds ... the Mint issued bullion "coins" will always sell for more than the private issued bullion rounds.[/
Since I've never bought or sold these coins I'll take your word but I do know that when you buy a car or pickup with all the bells and whistles you take a bath come trade in time. >>
Meaning I'm a little bit skeptical if a person would get back all of the extra premium over strictly bullion issues.
heck I've got some silver troy pound rounds with mintages of 2500 and some Bermuda 10 troy oz. coins with a mintage of 7500 and paid spot at $11.20 for them at the last coin show I went to. I think I'd rather be closer to spot than pay mulitples of spot, even my old poured Englehard 5 and 20 oz. bars were bought at less than $1 over spot years ago when Silver was alot cheaper than it is now.
<< <i>Lower mintage coins compared to Eagles, Maples or my favorite because of design and low premium APMEX Buffalo's. If it were my money I'd maybe buy one just to have an example bot for bullion purposes they are a waste of money and I'd buy the Buffalo's or possibly the Eagles if the spread gets closer. >>
great scenario when you are buying ... but it evens out when you sell your bullion rounds ... the Mint issued bullion "coins" will always sell for more than the private issued bullion rounds.[/
Since I've never bought or sold these coins I'll take your word but I do know that when you buy a car or pickup with all the bells and whistles you take a bath come trade in time. >>
Meaning I'm a little bit skeptical if a person would get back all of the extra premium over strictly bullion issues. >>
check out the completed auctions for silver rounds compared to American Silver Eagles on eBay & you'll see what I mean.
"Bongo drive 1984 Lincoln that looks like old coin dug from ground."
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There's always one in every crowd....
Do they use proceeds to fund something like kangaroo habitat preservation or something?
And I imagine shipping halfway around the globe to get to the US is pretty high, so sellers would have to pass that cost on to the buyer.
<< <i>Because. >>
Because they're worth it!
And they're
Minted by the RAM, not Perth.
Regards,
John
1947-P & D; 1948-D; 1949-P & S; 1950-D & S; and 1952-S.
Any help locating any of these OBW rolls would be gratefully appreciated!
If it were my money I'd maybe buy one just to have an example bot for bullion purposes they are a waste of money and I'd buy the Buffalo's or possibly the Eagles if the spread gets closer.
<< <i>Lower mintage coins compared to Eagles, Maples or my favorite because of design and low premium APMEX Buffalo's.
If it were my money I'd maybe buy one just to have an example bot for bullion purposes they are a waste of money and I'd buy the Buffalo's or possibly the Eagles if the spread gets closer. >>
great scenario when you are buying ... but it evens out when you sell your bullion rounds ... the Mint issued bullion "coins" will always sell for more than the private issued bullion rounds.
NEWS FLASH***** 2007 silver Kangaroo mintage revised down from 15K to 8598. See this web site.
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<< <i>Lower mintage coins compared to Eagles, Maples or my favorite because of design and low premium APMEX Buffalo's.
If it were my money I'd maybe buy one just to have an example bot for bullion purposes they are a waste of money and I'd buy the Buffalo's or possibly the Eagles if the spread gets closer. >>
great scenario when you are buying ... but it evens out when you sell your bullion rounds ... the Mint issued bullion "coins" will always sell for more than the private issued bullion rounds.[/
Since I've never bought or sold these coins I'll take your word but I do know that when you buy a car or pickup with all the bells and whistles you take a bath come trade in time.
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<< <i>Lower mintage coins compared to Eagles, Maples or my favorite because of design and low premium APMEX Buffalo's.
If it were my money I'd maybe buy one just to have an example bot for bullion purposes they are a waste of money and I'd buy the Buffalo's or possibly the Eagles if the spread gets closer. >>
great scenario when you are buying ... but it evens out when you sell your bullion rounds ... the Mint issued bullion "coins" will always sell for more than the private issued bullion rounds.[/
Since I've never bought or sold these coins I'll take your word but I do know that when you buy a car or pickup with all the bells and whistles you take a bath come trade in time. >>
Meaning I'm a little bit skeptical if a person would get back all of the extra premium over strictly bullion issues.
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<< <i>Lower mintage coins compared to Eagles, Maples or my favorite because of design and low premium APMEX Buffalo's.
If it were my money I'd maybe buy one just to have an example bot for bullion purposes they are a waste of money and I'd buy the Buffalo's or possibly the Eagles if the spread gets closer. >>
great scenario when you are buying ... but it evens out when you sell your bullion rounds ... the Mint issued bullion "coins" will always sell for more than the private issued bullion rounds.[/
Since I've never bought or sold these coins I'll take your word but I do know that when you buy a car or pickup with all the bells and whistles you take a bath come trade in time. >>
Meaning I'm a little bit skeptical if a person would get back all of the extra premium over strictly bullion issues. >>
check out the completed auctions for silver rounds compared to American Silver Eagles on eBay & you'll see what I mean.
They are very well made with design changes every year and low mintages.
They are also popular worldwide.
And I have to double check that mintage figure for 2007, it seems a bit low
If you find any info that disputes this mintage figure let me know. This info seems accurate for all other issues.
Got a few things that need clearing up from the reports over the last few years, the 2007 roos are just one of the figures that don't seem right.
If the figure does change it will be reflected on the website you linked to earlier.
Since they're kangaroos, wouldn't you expect prices to jump?
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