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Big_Rob | 08-31-2006 12:43 PM
Aussie silver lunars Ive made the decision to complete my 2 ounce AG Lunar series and wanted to know if there were any key dates that I should be looking out for. So far Ive got a 1999 Rabbit and a 2006 Dog and suggestions on which one should be my next? Remember these are the 2 ouncers

lonestarsilver | 08-31-2006 01:19 PM
Re: Aussie silver lunars Quote:
Originally Posted by Big_Rob (Post 346248) Ive made the decision to complete my 2 ounce AG Lunar series and wanted to know if there were any key dates that I should be looking out for. So far Ive got a 1999 Rabbit and a 2006 Dog and suggestions on which one should be my next? Remember these are the 2 ouncers
Dragons and Horses are the most popular, and therefore hardest to get. However, the Perth Mint is still making them, as there's no mintage cap on the 2 oz like there is on the 1/2 and 1 oz silver coins. Personally, I prefer the 1 ouncers. Jennifer www.discountsilverclub.com

Big_Rob | 08-31-2006 02:15 PM
Re: Aussie silver lunars Quote:
Originally Posted by lonestarsilver (Post 346279) Dragons and Horses are the most popular, and therefore hardest to get. However, the Perth Mint is still making them, as there's no mintage cap on the 2 oz like there is on the 1/2 and 1 oz silver coins. Personally, I prefer the 1 ouncers. Jennifer www.discountsilverclub.com
Thanks for the info. Im happy to hear that the 2 ouncers are easier to get. I like to bust out those big coins when I show family members I havent seen in a while.

Big_Rob | 09-01-2006 10:37 AM
Re: Aussie silver lunars Quote:
Originally Posted by FL_RacingGal (Post 347038) I love the lunar coins and have completed my 1 oz and 2 oz silver sets. I also have a few misc. extras of each size. I'm born in the year of the horse so I have a separate 1/2, 1 and 2 oz silver set of the horse coins and just bought a 1/4 oz. gold horse coin. I bought many of these coins including my 1/4 oz gold horse from Jennifer. I'm excited to see my cute gold horse coin (that's for you Jennifer :wink: ) I was at a coin show 2 weeks ago and only 2 dealers had lunar coins. One dealer had lots of the silver coins and wanted $14 for 1/2 oz., $22 for 1 oz. and $38 for 2 oz. coins. They were in the plastic sleeves from the mint (I think there are 5-6 coins per sleeve) and I could tell he had sold quite a few since many of the sleeves were almost empty. I said :Sorry: NO SALE to those prices. I found only one dealer with gold lunars but only in 1/10 and 1/20 oz sizes, so I bought the 1/10 oz. tiger, monkey and snake for $70 each. He also had the rooster and goat and I think if he still has those at the show this Sunday, I'll grab those. I never planned on making a gold set but the 1/10 oz. coins seems fairly priced at $70 (no shipping of course) so what the heck. Although the 2 oz. silver coins have unlimited production at this time, I don't think the Perth Mint will make these forever. When the set is complete, I do think these will hold value or increase with time. Right now, there seems to be alot of interest and demand for these coins. They are just such nice coins and add a nice variety to any coin collection. A BIG THANKS to Jennifer for helping me complete my lunar sets at really great prices. *~*Joey*~*
LoL, I know exactly which dealer you're talking about. Hes always expensive, and he never drops his prices to reflect the market. The Hollywood show is this weekend, Ill have to poke around to see whats up.

lonestarsilver | 09-01-2006 02:00 PM
Re: Aussie silver lunars Thanks Joey! Hopefully you will get the coins Sat., if not then Tues. due to the holiday. :rose: Jennifer www.discountsilverclub.com

goldbuyer | 09-02-2006 04:03 PM
Re: Aussie silver lunars I like lunar australian silver coins my favorite is 2005 rooster. I also like australian kookaburras. I'm having problems finding a kilo silver australian goat.

TomD | 09-02-2006 10:59 PM
Re: Aussie silver lunars I think the Australian Lunars are the best silver coins ever, beating the Pandas hands down. On seeing the 2007 Pig today I was disappointed; it falls off the standard of the other coins, I think. Maybe it will be better in person.

aikitrader | 10-06-2006 01:37 PM
Re: Aussie silver lunars besides AMPEX...anyone have a good source for buying these Lunars. I am looking to comlete a 1/2 ounce silver set and a 1/20th ounce gold set.

Nina | 10-06-2006 01:53 PM
Re: Aussie silver lunars Hi aikitrader, besides Apmex, you may want to try here... http://www.goldeneaglecoin.com/catalog_c65685.html

Peggy_Ag | 10-09-2006 02:06 PM
Re: Aussie silver lunars Quote:
Originally Posted by aikitrader (Post 379783) besides AMPEX...anyone have a good source for buying these Lunars. I am looking to comlete a 1/2 ounce silver set and a 1/20th ounce gold set.
You can try: www.mintproducts.com

Big_Rob | 10-09-2006 02:23 PM
Re: Aussie silver lunars Uggggg, that pig is ugly They could have used a cool looking razorback as the boar instead of that boring domesticated pig..

TheKingsSon | 10-09-2006 02:44 PM
Re: Aussie silver lunars 2 Attachment(s) Quote:
Originally Posted by Big_Rob (Post 382209) Uggggg, that pig is ugly
At least it has a smile :smile: on it's face. Attachment 19723 Attachment 19724

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