Painted coins can seem like a great investment, but they're far from it. Sure, when done well they're appealing to the eye, but it's a gimmick. When done wrong, it's an eyesore. Done well or not, it really doesn't add value so you're likely to lose money over time.
While this says it's limited mintage and you'd think it's worth more than an ounce of silver, it's not.
Even without the paint bulging out, it's just paint. Sure, they only made 250, but is it really going to be in high demand? Thats debatable considering it's not made by a high profile government or private mint.
In the end, it's still just an ounce of silver.
It's sad the paint bulged. I'll soak it in some acetone to strip the paint off. It'll likely end up being sold off or going in the secret silver stash as a random piece.
Learn from my mistake. Don't buy painted silver! Stack for weight. If you're going to buy a limited mintage piece, make sure it's from a reputable mint and justifies the premium: proof, reverse proof, etc.
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