HONG KONG DISNEYLAND GRAND OPENING COIN 2005

On ebay, item # 6629006433

This is a 99.9% 5oz. silver coin created for the Grand Opening of Hong
Kong Disneyland. Starting bid $999.
It might seem expensive but think of it, it's pure silver, very limited
edition and its value will definitely go up every year. Great
investment. If I didn't need rent money I would not sell it.
Numbered Limited edition with certificate of authenticity and protective
case.

Link:



http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...MESE%3AIT&rd=1


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On Sat, 13 May 2006 16:59:35 +0000 (UTC), "Power Ranger"
wrote:

On ebay, item # 6629006433

This is a 99.9% 5oz. silver coin created for the Grand Opening of Hong
Kong Disneyland. Starting bid $999.
It might seem expensive but think of it, it's pure silver, very limited
edition and its value will definitely go up every year. Great
investment. If I didn't need rent money I would not sell it.
Numbered Limited edition with certificate of authenticity and protective
case.

Link:



http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...MESE%3AIT&rd=1

Isn't a maximum mintage of 5,000 a lot for such an item? There are
probably far fewer collectors of such pieces from Hong Kong that are
looking to buy them, especially considering that the piece is only a
year old. What was the original issue price? I would have a hard
time believing that the value will go up from $1,000 each year, with a
melt value of less than $75.

Reclining Buddha

The Original Couch Potato!

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On Sat, 13 May 2006 16:59:35 +0000 (UTC), "Power Ranger"
wrote:

On ebay, item # 6629006433

This is a 99.9% 5oz. silver coin created for the Grand Opening of Hong
Kong Disneyland. Starting bid $999.
It might seem expensive but think of it, it's pure silver, very limited
edition and its value will definitely go up every year. Great
investment. If I didn't need rent money I would not sell it.
Numbered Limited edition with certificate of authenticity and protective
case.

Link:



http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...MESE%3AIT&rd=1

Isn't a maximum mintage of 5,000 a lot for such an item? There are
probably far fewer collectors of such pieces from Hong Kong that are
looking to buy them, especially considering that the piece is only a
year old. What was the original issue price? I would have a hard
time believing that the value will go up from $1,000 each year, with a
melt value of less than $75.

Reclining Buddha

The Original Couch Potato!

It's not a coin but a medallion of very bad design, it's a silver round and
it's value will be the metal value only, it's difficult to think of a worse
"investment". It's hideous. Billy