It looks like the colors shift in the printed ink area. That is neat. I don't collect painted coins but that is neat.
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That is the Perth Mint. They are the hardest people to work with, but I finally got this one months after i purchased two of them.
Ruben
Can't say I'm a fan of 'em but yours certainly are interesting Ruben.
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Check this one out
http://www.perthmint.com.au/catalogu...roof-coin.aspx
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http://www.perthmint.com.au/catalogu...lver-coin.aspx
This one was fabulous
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I think that most coin collectors are on the traditional side- these may take while to win people over. That being said these seem to be carefully done and not cheesy (which could be a danger with these)
While I do like the painted coins from the Perth mint, I just cant bring myself to spend that much on modern coins. When I first started I thought about going for the same set you posted. But a quick calculation quickly changed my mind. I may still pick up a few items in the future if I'm lucky enough to get one before its sold out.
Does the head of the creature stick out as in the picture?, is it also silver or some other material "rubber etc"
What is a painted paint?
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