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I never liked these coins because their face is misleading. The face implies the coin is 999 fine, when it is just gold plated.
I never heard of "Mills" so I also find it misleading as well. I assumed it stated solid gold, but knew better due to the low cost.
They seem to offer free shipping...
I recommend personal orders to save on re-shipping fees.
Please let me know if I have missed something
thanks
I recommend personal orders to save on re-shipping fees.
Please let me know if I have missed something
thanks
They do charge me $4 for shipping for 2 coins.
1 coin is $3 shipping.
From there they will charge $1 for every coin you add.
Looking at the shipping page it says 'For larger international orders please contact us for a consolidated shipping quote'
Some detail....
100 mills fine or 100 mills thick (sometimes .100 mills)
100 mills merely means plated. Sellers want you to think that "100 mills" plating is somehow more valuable than regular plating. "100 mills" is a fantasy term that has no generally accepted definition. The "100 mills" items pictured below are NOT pure silver or gold. In fact, they have very, very little precious metals.
I wrote to one of the major manufacturers of these bars and asked them to tell me what "100 mills" really meant. Their answer was, and I quote, "just a thick layering but still very little to no value of gold / silver." The manufacturer admitted that there is almost no precious metal value in these bars.
Example: 100 mills 24kt gold = gold plated.
100 mills fine or 100 mills thick (sometimes .100 mills)
100 mills merely means plated. Sellers want you to think that "100 mills" plating is somehow more valuable than regular plating. "100 mills" is a fantasy term that has no generally accepted definition. The "100 mills" items pictured below are NOT pure silver or gold. In fact, they have very, very little precious metals.
I wrote to one of the major manufacturers of these bars and asked them to tell me what "100 mills" really meant. Their answer was, and I quote, "just a thick layering but still very little to no value of gold / silver." The manufacturer admitted that there is almost no precious metal value in these bars.
Example: 100 mills 24kt gold = gold plated.
Those on ebay are expensive. 
as they still can be purchased directly from Australian mint (they have both types 1/5 and 1/10 100 mills for $4 and $3 )
as they still can be purchased directly from Australian mint (they have both types 1/5 and 1/10 100 mills for $4 and $3 )
Do you have a link or website for this?
Thanks
Sorry, I forgot to post a link to their website. Here it is.
http://www.ssbmint.com/apps/webstore/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&sort=&query=bitcoin
Thank you, Fvs114.
Group buy, anyone?
Sounds great
Oh wait, this was my coin to begin with....
Those on ebay are expensive.
as they still can be purchased directly from Australian mint (they have both types 1/5 and 1/10 100 mills for $4 and $3 )
as they still can be purchased directly from Australian mint (they have both types 1/5 and 1/10 100 mills for $4 and $3 )
Do you have a link or website for this?
Thanks
Sorry, I forgot to post a link to their website. Here it is.
http://www.ssbmint.com/apps/webstore/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&sort=&query=bitcoin
Thank you, Fvs114.
Group buy, anyone?
Those on ebay are expensive.
as they still can be purchased directly from Australian mint (they have both types 1/5 and 1/10 100 mills for $4 and $3 )
as they still can be purchased directly from Australian mint (they have both types 1/5 and 1/10 100 mills for $4 and $3 )
Do you have a link or website for this?
Thanks
Sorry, I forgot to post a link to their website. Here it is.
http://www.ssbmint.com/apps/webstore/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&sort=&query=bitcoin
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