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Showing posts with label Perth Mint. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Perth Mint. Show all posts

Friday, December 26, 2014

Disney Silver and Gold Coins

The Perth Mint in Australia is now making Disney silver coins that are legal tender in Niue, a small Pacific island nation, available.  The Perth banner will take you to the Perth Mint site where you can further explore these and many other beautiful coins.

The videos are from the Perth Mint, and show the coins in their splendor.

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Tuesday, May 27, 2014

New Coin released in the Deadly and Dangerous Series

The Perth Mint has released the ninth coin in its Deadly and Dangerous coin series.  The coin is brilliantly colored, and features a Spider-Hunting Scorpion.

This is a one ounce fine silver coin, and is struck in proof quality.  It has a mintage of 5,000, and comes with a numbered Certificate of Authenticity.





Tuesday, February 25, 2014

Perth Mint Coins and History

Perth Mint Coins and History





The Perth Mint is a world class prestigious mint, located in Western Australia. The Perth Mint produced numismatic coins for collectors, and bullion coins. The coins minted are for Australia, as well as several small nations.

Australian circulating coins are not produced at the Perth Mint. Instead, they are minted at the Royal Australian Mint, which also produced some nice numismatic coins.



Tuesday, February 11, 2014

New Coins from Australia

The Perth Mint has just releases a one ounce silver kangaroo coin that is magnificently colorized.  This is a one ounce silver coin that was a coin show special for the World Money Fair Berlin Coin Show.  I comes in special  World Money Show Berlin Coin Show packaging.  This coin has a limited mintage of just 2,000, and comes with a numbered Certificate of Authenticity.

Also available are the two Charlie Chaplin coins, the lenticular silver proof coin, colorized, and the round gold proof colorized coin.  The silver coin is titled Charlie Chaplin, and the gold coin is titled the Tramp.  These coins are legal tender for Tuvalu.

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we currently do not stock these coins, but the Perth Mint banners can get you to the Perth Mint.

Thursday, February 6, 2014

Year of the Horse Gold Coins

The Perth Mint has released stunning gold coins for the year of the horse.  They have even made a video for these coins, which is part of their multiple video playlist.  The videos are short, but professionally made.


Please use the banners provided to visit the Perth Mint;s website.

This blog is a coin informational blog by Black Spaniel Gallery Coins.


Thursday, November 14, 2013

What is your favorite coin?

We have been posting information on coins as they come out, and have been mentioning older coins, along with occasional coin information posts, and now it is time to ask, what is your favorite coin?  We have seen many beautiful coins over the years, and most are attractive, but different people have different ideas.   we are curious.  And, we can seek coins our readers are looking for to list at

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Please notice I have not restricted you to U. S. coins.  The Perth Mint in Australia colorized coins splendidly, the Royal Canadian Mint are arguably the best at holograms and crystals added to coins, and the Japan Mint is currently making a wonderful series depicting every prefecture of Japan.  Or, are you loyal to the U. S. Mint and its products.

  

Sunday, May 5, 2013

Australian Map Shaped Coin Series

Some time back Australia's Perth Mint produced a silver coin in the shape of the map of Australia for a trade expo with China. Now, realizing a great success with that coin, a new series has been launched, The Australian Map Shaped Coin Series, in fine silver. These colorized coins have an image over the map. The Kangaroo is the third coin in the series, and was an immediate sell out. The next coin is planned, but the first three are no longer available from the mint. Check our website for the Kangaroo.

 The Australian Map Shaped Coin Series - Kangaroo


 Check our website for the Kangaroo.

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Monday, April 29, 2013

Mothers Day Gift Ideas

The Perth Mint in Australia has a gift section, where jewelry can be purchased. They have watches, ear rings, and necklaces. They also have several clocks. Why not add a jewelry item when you shop for coins. Just check the any Perth Banner at our site and select Gifts and Jewellery.

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Friday, April 26, 2013

Kings of the Road Truck Coins

The Kings of the Road silver truck coins is a beautiful colorixed set of collectible coins.  These were minted for Tuvalu by the Perth Mint of Australia.  '

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Friday, April 19, 2013

Coins Come Out All Year Long

Many major mints, and in particular the Perth Mint of Australia and the Royal Canadian Mint, release coins all year long. These are often commemorative coins, and are released throughout the year. So, there is always something new in coin collecting. These collectible coins may also include show specials for large coin shows around the world. We will update this blog with coin news. Check in often.

Tuesday, January 3, 2012

Affordable GOLD (Small Gold Coins)

Gold coins have gone up in value, but many large mints, including the United States Mint, the Perth Mint, and the Royal Canadian Mint have found the solution in producing small gold bullion coins. http://www.squidoo.com/affordable-gold

Monday, January 2, 2012

Thursday, December 29, 2011

2012 Silver Dragon Coin

Several major mints have already issued their 2012 silver dragon coins. Some are also available in colorized and gilded versions. For more information and to find available coins for sale look at: http://www.squidoo.com/2012-dragon-coins-are-available

Sunday, March 15, 2009

Mints Should All Understand their Numismatic Customers. Some Do! We Recommend Australia (both mints discussed) and Canada


                 Some mints understand that numismatic customers are important, and produce a multitude of high quality coins that cater to the collectors’ needs.  This is especially true of the mints in Australia and Canada.

The mints of Australia add to the collectors’ delight by making available different coins.   The oldest mint of Australia, the Perth Mint, concentrates on a multitude of collectable coins.  One can literally spend hours in their online gift shop and still want to reenter it and look at those coins not yet viewed.  To assist our readers, we provide direct links to the Perth Mint’s gift shop.  Shopping is easy, and shipping to the United States is quite reasonable.  We do recommend purchasing several coins at once, which makes the shipping per coin fee even lower.  Monetary conversion is a service of most credit cards, and adds just a small percentage, for us it is about 1%, to the cost.  Their site is United States customer friendly with the price showing in both the Australian dollar and the United States dollar.  The Australian price remains fixed, while the United states dollar value changes with the monetary exchange rate.  It does take a couple of days for an order to be completed, so your final price in United States dollars may not be quite what you see initially, but sometimes it is actually better.

The Perth Mint offers a number of themed coins, and these themes seem to run three years.  This makes collecting an entire set easy, and closes a set so you know it is complete in a reasonable amount of time.  Perth does sell backdated coins provided they are still available.  This makes catching up in a theme you like easier than having to rely on a secondary market.  This year the new Dreaming Series has been launched, and you can find our what is coming over the next two years.  Perth is truly a customer friendly mint.  Click our fast access link and see for yourself!

The Royal Australian Mint offers Australian coins, but not those exclusive to the Perth Mint.  However, they have unique coins to offer.  The shipping is a minimum of about $20 United States dollars at the time this is being written, or thirty Australian dollars, which well exceeds the shipping for one coin by Perth.  A typical coin from Perth is $7 - $8 for shipping and about $2 - $3 for a second coin, and so on.  We recommend a purchase of at least six coins at a time from the Royal Australian Mint.  Their online store only shows Australian prices, so you need to do the conversions.  We do have a link to a monetary conversion site which will give you conversion rates free on our Australian page.  Just click the button on the left when you wish to go there.  One nice feature of the Royal Australian Mint’s offerings is the fact that they have $5 silver coins that have 1 & 1/7 troy ounces of fine silver.  The idea the coin has more than a troy ounce is a plus, especially with today’s metal market.  Another coin that is highly desirable is the silver kangaroo.

The Royal Canadian Mint also understands the value of variety.  The Royal Canadian Mint makes many high quality coins.  Their colorized Maple Leaf, Hologram $20 silver coins, and gem encrusted silver snowflakes are particularly desirable.  Their holograms are offered in themes.  Their multitude of coins available to numismatic collectors merits our strong recommendation.  The one thing we do not understand is why the 2006 Wolf was not continued.

                 We recommend you  peruse all three online stores yourself.  Then you will have the same problem we have, deciding which of these beautiful coins to acquire.

                 There are other mints, but these three seem to provide such a wide range of interesting coins that it is easy to get into their online stores and browse for hours.
This article is being made available from Black Spaniel Gallery at http://blackspanielgallery.comby the author.  Links to major English speaking mints are available at Black Spaniel Gallery.