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1 Ounce Silver Dragon

[1 Ounce Perth Mint Lunar Series Silver Dragon]
Bought a 1 ounce silver dragon coin on Ebay. Its a beautiful coin, minted by the Perth Mint in Australia. [As I mentioned in a previous post, I'm a big fan of the Perth Mint's Golden Lunar Series.]

Don’t know why I bought it. Maybe its because I like shiny things. I think silver prices might jump 50% over the next 3 years but the 1 ounce silver is current worth about $9.25 and the coin was just under $20 with shipping and insurance. I definitely won’t make my fortune with a $20 coin. But I guess its better than blowing money a DVD. Or is it??

Anyone else out there who likes collecting coins?

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    3 Responses to “1 Ounce Silver Dragon”

    1. Nice coin!

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    2. I enjoy collecting coins. I got a mint enclosed case of quarter,nickel, dime, and penny from 1965

      I don’t know if it is worth anything ahah

    3. Since we’re talking about subjects in the area of 1 Ounce Silver Dragon | LIVING OFF DIVIDENDS & PASSIVE INCOME, Silver can also tarnish when it reacts to sulfur and hydrogen in the air. Care can be taken to prevent this dulling process. A commercial product aimed at reducing tarnish can be used with a polishing cloth. Tarnish is most easily removed when it first becomes noticeable. Regular cleanings will keep your silver bright and shiny.

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