1 oz Silver Bullion Coins

Got to looking through the few I have the other day and got to thinking.  What 1 oz silver bullion coins appreciate most in value?
My US silver eagles don't really appear to be worth much more than $30.  My China silver pandas however seem to have at least doubled, if not quadrupled in value in the past few years.  Just kinda wondering how the Mexican libertad, UK Britannia, Canadian maple leaf etc. appreciate.

Personally, I do prefer Morgan Dollars... but they are only available in bulk and silver spot some parts of US, and I'm in Canada...  
Chinese pandas appreciate in value very fast, but the drop will be unpredictable, as it will drop sharply and fast.
Maple leafs are nice, but only within North America
Silver Eagles... only older dates
Britannia, never experimented or researched...

Цитата: 15turtlesPersonally, I do prefer Morgan Dollars... but they are only available in bulk and silver spot some parts of US, and I'm in Canada...  
Chinese pandas appreciate in value very fast, but the drop will be unpredictable, as it will drop sharply and fast.
Maple leafs are nice, but only within North America
Silver Eagles... only older dates
Britannia, never experimented or researched...

What about the older ones?

Technically speaking, the Morgan dollars aren't bullion as they aren't pure and were circulating coins.  They do look nice though.

Hehe, but I think of them as bullion.

Older dates typically have a higher resale value considering you bought them for silver spot.

and don't buy the great 15 bullion coins set from the RCM, its a ripoff.

I don't recommend modern Maria Theresia thalers...

I don't know too much about Aussie kookaburra/kangaroo coins either...

I would stick to the popular ones though

                               

  Last month I bought 13 items from someone, and in there were two tiny (size of a thumbnail, as shown above) coins, and I wonder if they are the 1oz Silver Bullion coins in the topic title.



  There are the 13 items; in order shown they are - 6 oblong copper bullion pieces, 1 Liberty brass round, 2 Australia silver coins, 1 oblong silver piece, 3 Knights Templar tokens.
 The Australia silver reverses are shown - they are silver but it was still early morning when I took the pictures so there is yellow fluorescent light tinge.

The New Zealand silver fern coins seem to do ok

http://www.trademe.co.nz/antiques-collectables/coins/other/auction-611540379.htm

@ZacUK - The little silver ones are 1 gram replicas.  They make them of pretty much every 1 oz silver coin.  The Templar tokens might actually be geocoins.  If you look on the reverse, around the edge it should say "track this templar coin at www.geocaching.com".  I've mentioned them in another topic.

Yup... those small silver coins are rounds... u see em everywhere, in a lot in Italy  

Цитата: glorkar"track this templar coin at www.geocaching.com"

Cool  
I had no idea what the strange lettering was - I took this close-up last month in case someone could decipher whatever language it was in ...



 I could make out www. .com but not what was inbetween. It has the same number of letters anyway !

This first quick picture agrees with the expected lettering mentioned above. I got all three versions - red and silver, blue and silver, red and gold. They were sold as 1 troy ounce 0.999 fine brass rounds - layered.

The templar coins are fakes hence the rubbish wording for www.geocaching.com ... might be silver plated but are not solid silver ... eBay has been removing them from it's site ... I got a couple as I liked the design