Glow In The Dark Coin?

Oh please save me great one! A 1 ounce glow in the dark silver coin for $100.00? Warning newbies, do not be conned into these.

 

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Pretty coin. I would buy one at just the silver value. Don't guess I'll be buying one.

 

I would pay less than $40, $100 is too expensive for a silver bullion coin though.

I wonder what they put in it to make it glow? Uranium, Plutonium? I think that the Royal Canada Mint is overdoing it and running out of ideas when they try to innovate.

 

They have quite the novelty coin production up there. Must be making money on someone though or they would not keep doing it.

 

Well it doesn't hurt to charge 100$ for a 20$ coin. And colorized coins are comparable to fingernails on a chalkboard.

 

Excellent choice for deciding who gets to plug in the lights.

 

Can we see the glow in the dark snap? $100 makes me laugh.

 

But, Tommy, it has such a pretty insert that will become very, very valuable in the next 100 years.

Chris

 

Plus can we use them for ice fishing ??

 

It's mesmorizing

 

Ooh. Aah. Zzzzzzz.

 

Does Ron Popeil do consulting?

 

Are you suggesting they mint a Pocket Fisherman coin?

 

It's not their first glow in the dark coin. That was one of their dinosaur coins from a couple of yeas ago.

 

Yes here they are

 

I like these because I'm into Prehistoric fossils and dinosaurs but are expensive $$$.

 

Not gonna lie, those dinosaurs are actually pretty cool. I wouldn't spend a hundred bucks on it, of course, but they are cool.

 

My kids would have loved those dino coins...might have gotten them more into coins.

 

My daughter would love these. She's starting her Ph.D. in vertebrate paleontology this fall at University of Chicago.

 

Or maybe some 3-D dinosaur puzzles?