 But will it fit in a vending machine' Mint releases Canada-shaped $50 coin The Royal Canadian Mint has released its first-ever Canada-shaped coin. The $50 pure silver piece shows an iconic bird or mammal from each province and territory shaped like the landmass it represents.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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It's a collection piece.
$340!!! Holy shit man, for that money you should get the coin and $290.
It's pure silver. It's worth more than $50 in metal alone.
I have a bunch of silver and gold coins, mainly because they'll never be worth less than the face value of the coin, but always worth the metal they are made of. A $100 gold coin I bought of the '76 Olympics for example, cost $125 then, but is worth more than $1500 just as metal alone.
And they are really stunning to look at.
$340!!! Holy shit man, for that money you should get the coin and $290.
It's pure silver. It's worth more than $50 in metal alone.
3 ounces at $15.67 an ounce. That coin is worth less than $50 in metal alone.
$340!!! Holy shit man, for that money you should get the coin and $290.
It's pure silver. It's worth more than $50 in metal alone.
3 ounces at $15.67 an ounce. That coin is worth less than $50 in metal alone.
Yup, you're right. I was looking at Palladium, which is $50.20. (per gram, not ounce).
Still, it'll always be worth face value, and more to a collector.