Post your silver bullion!!!

so basically we are talking about personal perception of what the bullion is, right?

 

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:devil:This photo about 5 years old but the same company still using this photo as we speak! they have also add the Ngc retro 1986-2012 P-S-W hold MS-69+PR-69UC+Sp-69UC Set's too!

 

That is the funniest Christmas round I have ever seen!

 

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I hear ya John its sure funny*!* Silver Xmas+999.9%Pure!
I am sure there a few more Xmas coins are One set there a few clubs that is there main area
to Collect and all metals to gold,copper etc .

 

The "Season Greetings" side of your coin looks just like one I have from 2000 . . .
[video=youtube;9oZHO8mgib0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9oZHO8mgib0[/video]

 

I guess that is what it is coming down to. I guess anything that is primarily PM (I would go so far as to say 99%) is bullion, but I hope you look at that coin as more than bullion.

 

Hi all,

Thanks to this thread, I learned about the .99999 coins and ordered some. I expected them in January, but they arrived today as a sort of early Christmas gift to myself LOL.
[video=youtube;ON0aMV48CBg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ON0aMV48CBg[/video]

 

One of my Christmas presents.

2012 High Relief Kangaroo.



Different lighting.



Thickness comparison with regular Kangaroo.

 

Love those Kangaroos! I've been collecting them for the past 4 years. Prices seem to be going to the moon.

 

Which is why I get other people to buy them for me as gifts

 

No wife, no girlfriend, no kids, no family. But I do have 2 Schnauzers to love. Here is my first silver art bar "they" bought me for Christmas. HA! Will post others later.

 

A Hamilton Mint silver art bar. Congrats on obtaining your first silver art bar.

 

A local brought this into my store today. It was purchased in 1975 and is over 1000 grams as it tilted my scale.




Here is what is written on the invoice:
The specimen of native silver weighing approximately 31 troy ounces. This specimen of native silver was recovered from Cashin Copper ore being processed through kwr crushing plant. (?) Guy G Granger Jr recovered this native silver specimen from #4 conveyor belt while operating the plant for kwr.

 

Here's Some Eagles

 

Good evening all! I am new to Cointalk and found this forum. Sounds like it is what I am looking for.

I have been collecting for about six months now and have accumulated a nice little starting collection. I continue to add to it on a regular basis, a couple of coins here and there.

Anyway, here are some pictures of my hoard. What do you think?

 

Been awhile since I had bought some shiny stuff, So I grabbed 25 ounces worth of bars from silvertowne.

3x 5 ounce bars
1x 10 ounce bar