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<p>[QUOTE="Juan Blanco, post: 1652878, member: 41665"]Troodon-</p><p>Thanks for pointing out the 2000 1ozt Ag Panda example. I don't know enough about this particular niche to confirm or deny your points, but offer a few questions instead.</p><p><br /></p><p>1) 'Vintage Silver Pandas have significant numismatic value' .... yes, but is that <i>equally true</i> for Gold Pandas? (If not: apples-to-oranges.)</p><p>2) "a 2000 silver panda is already worth about $300." .... are you looking at premiums over 2-3 months, or best auction price? (I see one sold for <b>~$175.</b> on 2/12/2013.) </p><p><br /></p><p>Longer-term and by comparison, I agree that Chinese PM bullion has better potential to retain/increase numismatic value (versus US bullion, generally) but I wouldn't say my hunch is already proven. And cherry-picking coin examples/auctions doesn't provide proof. Don't ignore cost-basis or do <i>math-two-ways</i>, either.</p><p><br /></p><p>Buying foreign coin as an investment, I'd also want to understand what appeals most to the local (Chinese) market, rather than just my own (American) bias/aesthetic preference. Extra homework required, there.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Juan Blanco, post: 1652878, member: 41665"]Troodon- Thanks for pointing out the 2000 1ozt Ag Panda example. I don't know enough about this particular niche to confirm or deny your points, but offer a few questions instead. 1) 'Vintage Silver Pandas have significant numismatic value' .... yes, but is that [I]equally true[/I] for Gold Pandas? (If not: apples-to-oranges.) 2) "a 2000 silver panda is already worth about $300." .... are you looking at premiums over 2-3 months, or best auction price? (I see one sold for [B]~$175.[/B] on 2/12/2013.) Longer-term and by comparison, I agree that Chinese PM bullion has better potential to retain/increase numismatic value (versus US bullion, generally) but I wouldn't say my hunch is already proven. And cherry-picking coin examples/auctions doesn't provide proof. Don't ignore cost-basis or do [I]math-two-ways[/I], either. Buying foreign coin as an investment, I'd also want to understand what appeals most to the local (Chinese) market, rather than just my own (American) bias/aesthetic preference. Extra homework required, there.[/QUOTE]
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