I just do not usually buy Darkside coins, BUT..........

I do not usually buy "dark side coins" ever, well hardly ever, well sometimes, as a longtime US silver coin collector. I just could not resist this set at a pretty reasonable price:

 

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Nice , where are they from ?

 

That's amazing how the toning makes it look like Dragons, and so consistent on every coin!

 

Australia. I oz Year of the Dragon 10 coin lunar set. Mintage of only 2500, and sold out in a couple of hours at the Perth Mint. Got a nice third party deal.

 

Those are very nice coins. When I saw the topic title I thought it was going to be about toned coins. What is a "dark side coin"? I might have some and not know it.

 

dark side = not usa coins

 

My venture into the darkside is the junk bin at the local B&M, nothing fancy, but some are just outstanding.

 

I have the purple one of those. I think it's a great coin. Good looking coins are good looking coins no matter where they're minted.

 

I would consider myself in the dark if all I collected were US coins. But the rules say to collect what you like and if that is only US then go for it.

 

My how times and tolerance have changed. A few years ago you would have been boo'd off the board Morgandude........

 

I might have booed. The thing it that the quality has become so good.

Ruben

 

The Perth Mint stuff is absolutely beautiful! I think their artistry in terms of engraving, and design, as well as superb strikes matches anything in the world.

 

Look pretty to me.

 

Well, I must admit the quality has advanced since the cheesy colorized ASE's..........

 

Whatever floats your boat.

 

How do you know they're not Chinese counterfeits? :scratch:

 

Your mixing up your movie and tv metaphors. Resistance is futile has nothing to do with the path of the dark side, or Jedi warriors in the general.

 

I thought I was going to see a picture of these: