The coin depicts Australian diggers in their military apparel departing from Albany to enter wold war one. I purchased a Macquarie Mint 2014 $10 'Leaving for War' Silver Commemorative Coin for $10. Looking great and great packaging does not really mean great value. Really go to other places to buy legal tender rather. This is like collecting something that is implied to have a high value but when you phone them they state its value is really the base metal. In truth some are medallions of little to no value if it is only finished in Silver. In some ways the printing postage and packaging were high quality so you think its a top notch authentic product - Some of these coins they supply are not even legal tender of anywhere let alone Australia. They are really worthless and the collections in the wooden boxes well we found one set where each coin was a high grade silver but there were differing weights for the coins and differing purities. Read more " so really they are not even solid silver which has a value of around $22 per ounce.
Now then here is the kicker - They are not silver but "Commemoratives finished in stunning silver. Well the first shock is that the real value you can get is only the base metal price so you realise that the person paid for what looks like proof coins and a huge premium on the base metal price. Beautiful fold out of Colony to Capital city there are 3 volumes all with 8 coins. Helping my wife sort out an estate and we came across these beautiful coin sets and carefully put them aside to get valuations and sell them.
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