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the silver 1 oz maple privy coins seem like a good investment

coinsscollectcoinsscollect Posts: 103
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the mintages on some 26,000 or less

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  • LeonidasLeonidas Posts: 653
    Some of the Zodiac Silver Maple's have mintages of just 5000

    This is not my coin or certificate. Very low mintage bullion item, and attractive.image

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  • DuCrozatDuCrozat Posts: 358
    Post error
  • derrybderryb Posts: 36,793 ✭✭✭✭✭
    I've got a sealed monster box of these (2008) and about 10 loose 25 coin tubes:

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    Unfortunately all silver maples are notorious for spotting problems, much worse than the ASE.

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  • CalicoJackCalicoJack Posts: 129 ✭


    << <i>Unfortunately all silver maples are notorious for spotting problems, much worse than the ASE. >>



    Yea I have a few of the dragon privy silver maples. All are still good but one had the plastic think it was sealed in split and so now it has a slight bit of tarnish on it. :/

    Still a good stuff though.
  • botanistbotanist Posts: 524 ✭✭✭
    Apparently all silver maples contain one full troy ounce of Ag. In contrast, American Silver Eagles actually have a tiny amount less than one troy ounce, 0.00078 less, or stated in reverse, the Ag content of an ASE is 0.99922 t.o. (my calculation).
  • PerryHallPerryHall Posts: 46,113 ✭✭✭✭✭
    Whether or not they are a good investment depends on how much of a premium over melt you have to pay to buy them and how the price of silver does.

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