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zerocd
Penny Hoarding Member
555 Posts |
 Posted - 01/23/2010 : 18:32:33
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I think I got some good deals at the fun show over the last three days:
I had sold a spare car recently and basically converted it to PM's
Here goes:
All sets in original packaging, good shape unless otherwise noted.
18- .999 20 Gram bars sealed in plastic in a set from The Silver Mint as a set representing the 20 nations producing the most silver
.$200.00
Melt is 196.42, great price for fractionals
1978 Cayman Islands Silver Proof Set 8 coins (4-silver)
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.$35.00
Issued thirty years ago at $79.50 with 2.7731 toz silver
Free 1971 Irelands Decimal Coin Set
..6 coins, no silver but cool
1970 Bahama Islands (Franklin Mint) Silver Proof Set 9 coins (4 silver)
.$35.00
2.7731 toz silver
1972 Bahama Islands (Franklin Mint) Silver Proof Set 9 coins (4 silver)
.$30.00
2.7731 toz silver
Same thing but the plastic seal was broken on coins, otherwise perfect, unblemished
1973 Barbados Silver Proof Set (Franklin Mint) 8 coins (10 and 5 dollar are silver)
..$20.00
First year of production 1.927 oz ASW
10 dollar coins .925
5 dollar coin .800
Other coins cupro-nickel, bronze and brass
1984 Cayman Islands Silver Proof Set (Franklin Mint) 8 coins (4 large coins .925)
.$35.00
2.7731 toz silver
1975 Cayman Islands Six Queens$50 silver coin (big coin)
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..$38.00
1.93 toz Sterling
1970 Panama Olympic Commemorative silver 5 Balboa coin in original packaging (plastic on card)1.1 toz Sterling
$12.00
1970 Panama Olympic Commemorative silver 5 Balboa coin in original packaging (plastic on card)
$12.00
Yes, I got two of these and this was a different presentation and no idea why. 1.1 toz Sterling
1983 Jamaica 10 Dollar Coin (Franklin Mint) .925 silver proof
$15.00
United Nations Official 25th Anniversary Commemorative Medal First Edition Proof Set (5 large silver coins 26.5 grams sterling)
.$75.00
Maybe not as low as I would have liked to pay.
1970 Jamaica Proof Set (Franklin Mint) 6 coins
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................................................$15.00
1.8772 oz ASW
1978 Cook Islands Commemorative coin and stamp First Day Cover set
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$15.00
Looks like a 1 ounce coin but totally unknown , matte proof silver with typical QEII
(Franklin Mint) Sold on ebay for $35 and up I think
1984 Coinage of Trinidad and Tobago 8 coin proof set with one large 42mm Sterling Silver Coin and the rest Cupro-nickel and Bronze (Franklin Mint)
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..$20.00
1986 United Kingdom Proof Coin Collection, no silver but stunning
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..$15.00
Today I think these are $39 or $69 for the same sets. (Royal Mint)
1983 Jamaica Ten Dollar Coin, Sterling Silver Proof (Franklin Mint)
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.$15.00
Limited mintage of 1,187 pieces 23.33 grams Ag
Five one ounce .999 silver commemoratives for $15 each, new in sealed capsules, proof like
1-Tube BU 1921 Morgans
...$410.00
1-Tube BU 1889 Morgans
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$520.00
1-Tube AU assorted date Morgans @ $18 each
1-toz AU Australia Kangaroo
..$1125.00
Sealed in mint capsule
1-BU 1970D Kennedy Half
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$14.00
1-1883 No Cent V nickel Uncirculated
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.$22.00
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slickeast
1000+ Penny Miser Member
USA
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Posted - 01/23/2010 : 19:36:30
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| Seems like you had a good day. There are good deals if you have the time to cherry pick. |
You don't have to be the BEST you just have to be.......SLICK
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zerocd
Penny Hoarding Member
555 Posts |
Posted - 01/23/2010 : 20:27:44
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I bought the gold because the guy misspoke the price and later realized his mistake. He honored his quote. I didnt know he misspoke either. He spit out the price and I put down cash in seconds. The Australian stuff has a premium too (when it comes from the mint direct).
All the silver that was not Morgans, came from one booth. The coin guy was selling another guys inherited stuff. The owner of the silver was the coin guys friend and they were both there. The sold everything for the price that it was purchased years ago still with very old price stickers. Sold for spot or less (mostly) that was once a premium for fancy sets. Got all the extra non-silver coins. Still, it's odd stuff that should be sold on &^%& by someone who the patience for it. I will pass it on to my kids if possible. Who knows, I enjoy it and the sets mostly came with the original paperwork describing the coins pedigree. Its the problem of the collector that likes bullion.
I did see pre-33 uncirculated 20 dollar gold (not bad but maybe MS 55-60) for 1300, a very attractive price. I saw 1924s and a 1908 at that price. This was for Saint-Gaudens .
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