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Damn it BF!!! I didn't even have one, let alone a box 'a tissues handy...Show me your beautiful silver photos
(not mine but still beautiful)
Been wishin for a looooong time I could find one of these (that I could afford, that is)
Nice, Au. I would like to get an affordable chunk of crystallized silver for my rock collection.Silver Crystalline .999 nugget 25.74 gms. On the right 32.02 gms.
WHOA!! — 68 pounds of silver. Massive!1,000 troy ounce of .999 silver.
I've made that mistake before...I amwaiting for spot to drop a little more before I buy
Bet those would Bring a Big Bounty on the Bay.I passed up a buy on these about twelve years ago 'cause the guy wanted $1.50 (yes one dollar fifty cents) over spot for em. (about $15.00/Toz at the time, if I remember)
I have kicked my ass several times since then because of that. Almost as bad as my passing up buying an Ivory Buddha carving in Huế several years ago.
BF
Curious what kind of $ 2nd series lunars brought for you?....I am always in the market for 1st series lunarsJust let go of some lunar dragons and 08 Phil's to pay some bills View attachment 1754
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Jack squat in this case. $22 bought extra dragons on speculation from series 1 it's essentially just nice generic now. The snakes etc are going to be different.Curious what kind of $ 2nd series lunars brought for you?....I am always in the market for 1st series lunars
Could you please tell us the story behind how that was created?View attachment 2342
fractional silver
Who's the artisan?The top left is where onion paper is printed a puzzle on and stuck to coin then hand sawed out with a jewelers sawView attachment 2408
i've also read, these are laser cut...i wonder which method is more prevalent these daysThe top left is where onion paper is printed a puzzle on and stuck to coin then hand sawed out with a jewelers sawView attachment 2408
dont remember ....had these pics on my puter for quite a whileWho's the artisan?
Thanks for the background info. I was so impressed and was all ready to give you the proper homage till I read this and had the air knocked right out of me. Needless to say, someone has some mad skills and much patience!dont remember ....had these pics on my puter for quite a while