New REAL Comic Book Coin is Coming!

[BarryAllen]

[slym2none]

GO DUCKS!

 

 

 

 

-slym

[BarryAllen]

How many more times can we fumble....

 

 

[catrick339]

Ehh, I'll go with the bronze and silver Marvel coins from the 70's. Now THOSE are real comic book coins.

[BarryAllen]

What about the modern Canadian Superman coins?

 

Those are awesome and Canadian!

 

[Griff]

aren't Canadian comic coins worth 20% less than American comic coins?

[kav]

Comic Book Bit Coins digitally signed by Stan Lee!

Yep

[BarryAllen]

Man, that guy will sign anything.

[Jeffro.]

This thread had better not go off topic.

[BarryAllen]

Nothing but serious talk of the Real New Comic Book Coin here.

[Guardian Comics]

Are these gonna be more legitimate and priced using the Wizard guide as its basis

 

Jim

[Ditch Fahrenheit]

I got burned on the last comic book coins.

 

[01TheDude]

unlike the other ones-- these actually have a value

[BarryAllen]

It is worth as much as you pay for it ( to me) . It is a beautiful thing!

[Gunnz]

Well, yes...

 

But they're pretty sweet coins eh!

[RockMyAmadeus]

One of my favorite radio spots at the moment is for the Franklin Mint's "Founding Fathers" "coin" collection.

 

The ad features a kid and his grandpa, and the grandpa describes how he has assembled some "very rare and precious coins over the decades"...then when the kid points to one set, the grandpa replies "Oh, this is VERY special....the Founding Fathers Coins from the Franklin Mint!"

 

Which, of course, is the polar opposite of rare and precious, and pretty much puts to shame the claim about his other coins.

 

 

 

[Tempus Fugit]

Are these gonna be more legitimate and priced using the Wizard guide as its basis

 

Jim

 

Actually the money will be used to buy back copies of Wizard to back up the crypto-cash.

[jaybuck43]

One of the biggest complaints I've had with the US Mint has been we do not do enough collectable/cool coins. I was in Spain recently and picked this up.

 

This is a 10 Euro coin partially clad in gold designed to celebrate the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. It's issued by the Spanish Royal Mint and is "real" legal tender

[PovertyRow]

One of my favorite radio spots at the moment is for the Franklin Mint's "Founding Fathers" "coin" collection.

 

The ad features a kid and his grandpa, and the grandpa describes how he has assembled some "very rare and precious coins over the decades"...then when the kid points to one set, the grandpa replies "Oh, this is VERY special....the Founding Fathers Coins from the Franklin Mint!"

 

Which, of course, is the polar opposite of rare and precious, and pretty much puts to shame the claim about his other coins.

 

 

 

I think the grandfather writes copy for the shop at home type networks. I love watching their coin shows (used to love their comic book shows as well) and the hype they use. But its sad so many people get sucked in. I can't believe they are still citing the silver prices caused by the Hunt Brothers back in the 70s.

[budsbundy]

Are the coins going to be made out of real comics?