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[ausjack]

Thanks AC, it all helps mate :thank_you:

[Fr45h3R]

http://www.bullionclub.com.au/products/5oz-Silver-Bar-%252d-Scottsdale-%22Prey%22.html

Sexy bullion (and stackable)

I've purchased from www.coinclub.com.au before (I think they are the same mob as bullion club). They are pretty good, it was a pre-order on the opal koalas, and when i got them, there was some Silver granules with it, which is their frequent buyer program, you get a little bit of silver per $100 you spend.

[enworb]

At the toss of a coin in Adelaide is my first stop for coins. The few occasions i have purchased from PP it has always been great as well!

[Robster]

I have also found Gerry at 'The Toss of a coin' extremely helpful and a visit to his new premises always proves to be a 'kid in a lolly shop' experience.!

[purplepennyhunter]

This is Gerry's new At the Toss of a Coin shop.
It's on the far far other side of the city for us though.

[Robster]

Question without notice- does any of the Adelaide based collectors attend the monthly meeting on the fourth Thursday in the city.?

[markn]

Question without notice- does any of the Adelaide based collectors attend the monthly meeting on the fourth Thursday in the city.?

PPH and I attend occasionally.  We'll be going to the meeting this month.

[Robster]

Thanks Mark, will make the effort, I will be the quiet one in the corner.!

[markn]

Thanks Mark, will make the effort, I will be the quiet one in the corner.!

You should come.  It's all very non-threatening and if you're quiet you can be quiet with me.

[enworb]

I was wondering about that and considering coming. Who runs it?

[markn]

I was wondering about that and considering coming. Who runs it?

The meetings are run by the Numismatic Society of South Australia.  Usually the meetings are run by Mick Vort-Ronald who is ably assisted by Barry Newman.  Attendance is usually anywhere from 10-20 people.  Meetings run for about 1.5 hours.  They include regular meeting stuff like approval of minutes and so on, but also include a run around the table for a brief show-and-tell for some item each person can bring in.  The meeting is followed by tea/coffee and biscuits.  Everything is usually wrapped up by 10.

[enworb]

I might come along to the next one if rob is going then i wont be the only newbie

[purplepennyhunter]

Excellent, bring a show and tell. Richard Welling (of ye olde coin co) is usually there too, he's very welcoming.

[enworb]

I'll have to think of something interesting. Do they like errors, aussie, world, what ever?

[markn]

They like anything.  Show and tell items range from photo copies of banknotes right through to foreign pocket change.  Don't limit yourself to coins, anything collectable will be welcome.