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D. The 2013 1/10 oz gold $10 proof coin from the Royal Australian Mint’s limited Kangaroo Series – Explorers’ First Sightings. Struck in 99.99% pure gold, this coin commemorates early European encounters with the iconic Australian kangaroo and had a limited mintage of 1500 coins.
Asked on Aug 9, 2025
Sorry slow to reply. You write a nice auction lot description. Problem is there is a glut in the market and gold is actually trading well below spot among some dealers. But it's still a good time to sell. Let's say gold is $3,400. I would pay $3,000, maybe a little more, and sell it for $3,200 if I could. Or you can find the guy who's gonna pay you that much. There are people looking for the stuff! Don't try to get 100% or catch the peak.
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