Star Wars Silver Coins

goldbuffalo

Hey man, what's up with these Star Wars coins ??

.999 Silver.

I think they are kind of cool. Nothing gets to say Star Wars unless the big guy himself says it's ok.

If they weren't .999 Silver, i'd say no way, but .999 makes it interesting.

CCC2010

What do they look like and how much do they cost

CoinHusker

Not US coins. They are from New Zealand




They are selling in the $400+ range

The case for the darth vader set "breathes" like Darth Vader when you open the lid. The Millinium Falcon case makes the sound of its engines starting and taking off when you take the lid off.

CCC2010

WOW!!! Super Cases!

holeinone1972

Well these are really cool, Silver Towne has them the cheapest i can find. But $430 for 4 ozs of silver YIKES!

mbogoman

Pretty cool looking cases. I really like the Millennium Falcon. I guess it's another case of "buy the plastic, not the coin"...

ricko

At $300+/- over melt, you would have to be an avid star wars fan.... wow... only personal satisfaction there, certainly no ROI. Cheers, RickO

johnny9434

nice and way different

GoldClause

LOL, I guess they'll make anything nowadays.

InTheCrease

<< <i>At $300+/- over melt, you would have to be an avid star wars fan.... wow... only personal satisfaction there, certainly no ROI. Cheers, RickO >>



Limited mintages of 7500 adds value at sellout. No?

fivecents

May the farce be with you.

mkman123

Those are cool cases!!!

LowBudget

only morons spend that kind of money on crappy painted junk, one step above Obama painted pres bucks

tydye

I paid my way through college buying and selling Star Wars toys.

Do not underestimate the power of the force

tydye

If anyone buys any of these. I recommend Gamorrean guards

TheBigB

Check out the Sponge Bob silver set, also from the New Zealand Mint.

SpongeBob Four-Coin Set

I think it may be even more prestigious.

stealer

<< <i>Check out the Sponge Bob silver set, also from the New Zealand Mint.

SpongeBob Four-Coin Set

I think it may be even more prestigious. >>


I think the New Zealand mint might have lost is bearings

claychaser

<< <i>Check out the Sponge Bob silver set, also from the New Zealand Mint.

SpongeBob Four-Coin Set

I think it may be even more prestigious. >>



Lets see, the Queen on one side, Patrick on the other..............................

CoinHusker

<< <i>Check out the Sponge Bob silver set, also from the New Zealand Mint.

SpongeBob Four-Coin Set

I think it may be even more prestigious. >>





Is it just me or do those look like Lorna Doone cookies or not?

ModernCoin

<< <i>I paid my way through college buying and selling Star Wars toys. >>



LOL me too ! (seriously)

WillieBoyd2

In a thousand years a metal detector is going to find one of these items.

Draped10c

<< <i>In a thousand years a metal detector is going to find one of these items.

>>



They would be cool if they were priced not higher than $250, but either way there is a high likelihood there headed for the scrap out in the next 100 years.

IHC08

Maybe cool as a SW item, but not of interest to me as a numismatic collectible.

goldbuffalo

There are NGC graded 70 sets on Ebay.

BryceM

I love Star Wars.

I love coins.

The two cannot be mixed in the same glass.

ModernCoin

<< <i>I love Star Wars.
I love coins.
The two cannot be mixed in the same glass. >>



Actually they can be quite nice. In addition to the really beautiful Power of the Force coins made by Kenner back in 1984 (aluminum freebies affixed to backer cards), there have been a few nice SW coins as well. Check out this gem from the Pobjoy mint a few years back. It's 9kt and supposedly limited to 30 pieces:

pf70collector

Star Wars

Lot of cool coins at the Perth Mint. They will mint almost anything.

InTheCrease

<< <i>Star Wars

Lot of cool coins at the Perth Mint. They will mint almost anything. >>



SW LT is from NZ

coinsarefun

Mine in my sig line is better