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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;krispy, post: 1482928, member: 19065&quot;]By&nbsp; this reasoning the Perth Mint is no different than most world mint&#039;s&nbsp; anymore. Many many many of the world mints have begun successfully&nbsp; marketing manufactured collectibles and gifts items. The US Mint in some&nbsp; ways can be regarded as bearing restraint in not producing map shaped&nbsp; coins, colorized series coins, coins inset with jewels, et al. However,&nbsp; the mark up is the same on any modern manufactured NIFC collectible&nbsp; coin. No one is making you buy these products but other people may have&nbsp; their own desire for collecting them that we shouldn&#039;t put down because&nbsp; of it. And if you don&#039;t have the budget to afford something there&#039;s no&nbsp; reason to slam it either. Many of these products are minted in short&nbsp; supply when compared to the greater mintages of standard products these&nbsp; mint&#039;s produce and world mints differ greatly from the Franklin Mint in&nbsp; that they produce legal tender, denominated in a nations currency,&nbsp; supported by the authority of those nations as to purity and face value.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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