Some Gold wildlife eye candy with small mintages for the weekend

theboz11

1978 Dominica Parrot $150 coin Mintage 700 .900 fine. .2778 AGW



1977 Hutt River Province (Australia) $100 gold coin, with Prince Leonard resplendent. Proof mintage is only 500 pieces



1967 Anguilla $10 coin. Mintage 1,615, .900 fine. .1426 AGW



1965 Congo Proof 50 Franc . Mintage 900, .900 fine .4668 AGW.

bidask

I like modern world gold way more than modern US gold....because of their small mintages.

theboz11

I sold off some US Gold and picked this rare stuff up.

lordmarcovan

Thank you.

I've been in the mood for some gold eye candy. In the mood for old gold eye candy, truth be told, but some nice shiny modern gold does nicely, too.

(PS- and the low mintages on some of that shiny modern stuff are cool.)

It'll be a long time before I'm back in the market for gold of any kind, I fear. My metaphorical belt has been tightened to the point where I've actually had to punch some new holes in it, in order to tighten it even more.

(PPSS- if I ever embark upon a 1965 OFEC set for my birthyear, I'll definitely be wanting a Congolese piece like that.)

theboz11

BETTER GET THOSE GOLD NUGGETS BEFORE IT REALLY GETS EXPENSIVE