Looney Tunes Coins
Canada is helping Looney Tunes catch up with Disney. Over the years, Disney has made many silver and a few gold rounds they call coins, but finding other characters was difficult. Oh, an occasional silver round with a Looney Tunes character would appear on Ebay, but there was no real entry of Looney Tunes into coin collecting on any large scale. That is currently changing. The Royal Canadian Mint has begun minting a number of Looney Tunes coins. And, the variety being minted is great.
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Thank you for your comment below in answer to my previous observation and question.
A subscription is the way that I incline toward even as sometimes some coins interest me just a bit more than others.
For example, my favorite is the trio that you inform us as yours of the Bugs, Daffy and Looney-Tunes all together. That favorite is in fact a quartet for me because of Tweetie Pie ;-D!
They usually cost more than face value. Notice the denomination is almost always more than the value of the metal. Subscriptions usually are a way of assuring you can buy the entire set, otherwise you take a chance a coin might sell out.
The last sentence to the first paragraph under the third subheading, The Half Ounce Fine Silver Coins, alerts us to the fact that "Individual coins can be purchased without taking the subscription."
Does that individual purchase demand a purchase price higher than, lower than, the same as the 20 for $20 deal? In other words, is the individual purchase less than, more than, the same as $1?
The half ounce subscription comes with a nice case when the last one is bought.
These Looney Tunes coins would make a great gift for anyone...of any age. I recently bought a Wedding Bells ingot from The RCM as a wedding gift. Nice website too!!