The first issue of the single coin with a 2500 mintage sold out really quick, it sold for $120 from RAmint, I was perusing their website the other day and noticed that they are releasing a 2 coin issue with another 2500 mintage, I would suspect that this will sell out very quickly aswell, I have ordered 2.
The single coin issue is now selling for close to $400, so the 2 coin issue should see some signifigant capital growth almost immediately?
Here is a link to the page with the relevant emial address for anyone interested in getting on interested list. I beleive the issue price will be $225
https://eshop.ramint.gov.au/2013-Silver-Black-Caviar/510281.aspx
Yes that was a popular coin, a second release will probably be snapped up too, the small mintage does appeal to a collector, but a second release may slow down the market for them, essentially if the second release is the same design then the mintage would be in fact 5,000 instead of the 2,500. The price would start to fall a bit for re-sale.
QuoteThe single coin issue is now selling for close to $400, so the 2 coin issue should see some signifigant capital growth almost immediately?
What is going on here?
I thought that I was on CCF in the Canadian section for a second there:dash1:
I don't know about you blokes but I buy a coin because I either need it to keep my collection complete or because I like/admire the design.
Flipping coins can be one hell of a gamble and at the end of the day someone WILL get burnt.
Don't get me wrong I do sell the odd coin every now and then but I never make any profit out of it 99% of the time.
The Aussie NCLT issues are starting to get a "Bit Weird" lately with the huge mark ups on issue prices simply because of the way they are issued in low volumes or change the stamps on envelopes :angel:
Quote from: 'trout' pid='16986' dateline='1370167206'QuoteThe single coin issue is now selling for close to $400, so the 2 coin issue should see some signifigant capital growth almost immediately?
The Aussie NCLT issues are starting to get a "Bit Weird" lately with the huge mark ups on issue prices simply because of the way they are issued in low volumes or change the stamps on envelopes :angel:
Lately ?, as a Pre Decimal collector primary,
the RAM lost my standing order after the '82 Comm. Games. :dodgy:
The pnc coin is expensive for a dollar coin
Its a normal circulating type silver don't interest me
salesinfo@ramint.gov.au