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I have for sale a Beautiful frosted 1 kg fine silver Perth mint limited edition 2013 - $30 Koala coin.
The coin seems untouched and in lovely condition, but I am no collector so please deem this bullion. The coin is in lovely condition but the capsule has scratches and for this reason the coin were taken out of its capsule to photograph it. Priced at £800 (for the 1 kg).
Postage is on top and at cost. Payment is by bank transfer.
Thanks all for looking.
* Kindly contact me to check the stock as sometimes I list on other sites and some items might have already sold.

Certainly will pull back at some point...reaching natural resistance level and nothing goes up in a straight line forever. Cup and handle may build after....
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Keep Calm and Keep on Stacking 😄
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Congratulations! : )

Congratulations! : )

Congratulations! : D

The below is not a forum rule but simply a recommendation for sellers.

A seller of a coin (or other item) will have a much better idea of the condition and imperfections of the item, than the buyer has. Of course this is only logical as the seller has the item and the buyer hasn't seen it in person.

When I myself sell, I try to list every imperfection on the coin. Sure, this likely will put some people off from purchasing but I believe that it is important to be 100% honest. I also understand how it is from a buyers point of view. As a buyer, I (probably wrongly) assume that most sellers are like me and therefore if I see that there is no comment about the condition, I presume the condition is very good or at least good (in my opinion.) When however, an item arrives and there are issues or imperfections on the coin (or other item) it is saddening, but often not worth complaining over. I would however be cautious of that seller in the future.

In my opinion, telling the condition of a coin from a photograph is hard. Some members are exceptional at studying photos and picking up details, but I personally find looking at a static image quite difficult to ascertain the real condition of a coin. Often a photo will look like there are some imperfections on an item but the actual item looks perfect in real life, and vice versa.

Though the buyer also has a responsibility to ask the condition, as a seller you know more about the condition of the item. To avoid any issues and to keep the forum trade section transparent and honest we strongly recommend for sellers to disclose the condition of their item. i.e. mentioning any imperfections, spots, milk spotting, lint inside the capsule, damage to the capsule etc.

Of course, a seller can not state what grade the coin is (unless it is graded.) Those looking for absolutely perfect examples in their collection may want to consider graded coins. But a seller can state if their are any imperfections.

I already see a large number of members who always list every small detail about their item and I would like to say thank you for doing this 😊

Delivery from @OlliesSilverBars to add to my animal collection. Absolutely stunning piece