D Carr makes some very nice pieces but some of the prices are a bit high! I know his items have a good resale ability but dam 50 and ounce for silver that's under 20.00 right now! Makes pamp bars look cheap!
Dan does outstanding work, a great artist! I really want one of the 2014 gold pieces but can't seem to pull the trigger due to price. The silver bars are outstanding, but, as with others, too rich for my blood. The fact I am not buying guarantees they all will go up in price significantly in the future!
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<< <i>Dan does outstanding work, a great artist! I really want one of the 2014 gold pieces but can't seem to pull the trigger due to price. The silver bars are outstanding, but, as with others, too rich for my blood. The fact I am not buying guarantees they all will go up in price significantly in the future! >>
<< <i>The antique finish is a turn-off, should of left it natural satin. >>
I saw the antique finish at the Denver show, and liked it. To each his own.
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<< <i>The antique finish is a turn-off, should of left it natural satin. >>
I saw the antique finish at the Denver show, and liked it. To each his own. >>
I think the coin collectors here have been conditioned to dislike anything that's AT. If Dan used a sulfur compound to antique the bar it can probably dipped off without too much trouble.
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<< <i>Nice looking bar but overpriced for a modern bar. Pass. >>
Not for me...even for a D Carr production.
<< <i>Now if it was only $225.
Or you could get this for $225...
CG .1oz gold @ $2250/ounce
...which is also overpriced. Dang DC, I know you gotta make a buck...
<< <i>Consider it a birthday present. >>
I have already done so at ONLY $2000/ounce.
I really want one of the 2014 gold pieces but can't seem to pull the trigger due to price.
The silver bars are outstanding, but, as with others, too rich for my blood.
The fact I am not buying guarantees they all will go up in price significantly in the future!
<< <i>Dan does outstanding work, a great artist!
I really want one of the 2014 gold pieces but can't seem to pull the trigger due to price.
The silver bars are outstanding, but, as with others, too rich for my blood.
The fact I am not buying guarantees they all will go up in price significantly in the future! >>
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<< <i>Consider it a birthday present. >>
I have already done so at ONLY $2000/ounce.
For that matter the Gold n Gems Prospector rounds are too high as well.
Not expecting to buy around spot - but $26-$28 oz would be realistic - $35 oz waaaayyyy to high.
<< <i>The antique finish is a turn-off, should of left it natural satin. >>
I saw the antique finish at the Denver show, and liked it. To each his own.
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<< <i>The antique finish is a turn-off, should of left it natural satin. >>
I saw the antique finish at the Denver show, and liked it. To each his own. >>
I think the coin collectors here have been conditioned to dislike anything that's AT. If Dan used a sulfur compound to antique the bar it can probably dipped off without too much trouble.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.