Does anyone have a way or contacts for minting coins?
My concern with the current system is that the amount of material in the coin doesn't determine the purchase price; e.g. a 1/10oz would be pro-rata more expensive than a 1/4oz or 1oz coin. This for me is "using false scales".
I therefore would like to see if it is possible to start a coin where the weight of material determines the price. I am thinking about a coin series for the Torah community along the lines of 1/10oz, 1/4oz and 1/5oz gold and silver coins...
Peter Rambo
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Iain Mcclain_wilhelm Melket Näher
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Rhy Bezuidenhout
We are warned in Revelations that we will be persecuted for His Name. We have been forewarned. I know that everyone hopes/prays/yearns to be saved from what is coming, but as I see it Revelations is already history. We are just moving through our window of time...
Also, the problem in life is that if we do not stand for something then we fall for everything...
On a side note, now that Putin as ended the petrodollar, things are going to change quickly!!!
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Jason Caissie
Of course, their premium is a little high (you could probably buy 2000 oz worth of gold for around $4000.
But minting rounds and such costs money too.
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Jason Caissie
I use North American Mint. They do a great job.
If you minted the fractions in major bulk, you could get the costs down a little, but you won’t ever get a 1/10 oz rounds at the cost 1/10 the price of a 1 oz
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Donald Smith
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Matisyahu Shaw
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Matisyahu Shaw
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