I heard Berlin but it wasn’t the commander I expected 😁

Bonus marchers, shameful

Ours too!

He'd be rolling in the grave if he saw America and Europe now

If they dare, Lee would be a logical and terrific choice for one of these coins. Seconded!

Rommel next!

General Lee would sell out overnight

"Moral courage is the most valuable and usually the most absent characteristic in men."

"We've defeated the wrong enemy"

Thank you!

@shazam3360 Germania does make beautiful stuff. But, many mints make something I find gorgeous. I don't love everything Scottsdale produces but they do have many that totally grab me with their appeal.

Ditto. I think the Napoleon coin is a bit nicer and I was trying to figure out why. I think I've arrived at an answer tho, using the pictures of the Patton coin cuz I haven't received mine yet. First, on the Napoleon coin, the hat and hair is much more ornate. Much more detail. Also, the name has more letters which adds more "complexity" to the appearance. Finally, the background on the Napoleon coin is "textured", it's a bit "wavey" or something. From the pictures of the Patton coin, it seems less impressive because the helmet is very plain (no problem with that, I presume it's at least somewhat historically accurate). The name is shorter, fewer letters. And the background appears to be "smoother". All these differences cause the Patton coin to have a more "simplistic" appearance. Still intend to collect the series, however. Unless they're not really observing the minting numbers they've advertised. Cuz now, they're again selling 5oz Napoleons after being "sold out" for many weeks.

Likewise

I'd definitely add the posters to my purchase if they were $20. But, for what they're fetching, well... nah. I'll buy the coin, not the package. Both posters were stunning, I'll give 'em that. And, I've heard they're on stock that is not your average poster. But still. If I collect the whole series, it's gonna take a whole lotta wall space. But, dayem, they are stunning. Accurate? Can't say, not even sure I care.

I know! I get all their other "specials" and updates and got no notice about this. Purely by LUCK, I chanced on this video. Picked up two of 'em this morning; one is for my buddy who is also hooked on the series. I sure hope the capsules are a little nicer on this round. Many had a circular blemish - right over Napoleon's face - on the first release. Mine had that and I've seen it on various YT vids discussing the Napoleon release as well. I mean, c'mon.

These will be launching tomorrow (2/21) around 10:00 am EST. Thank you for your business!

They didn't announce the time, but on Napoleon, it was 9am central when it went live.

@@LizaJane84 I asked SD Bullion. 9 AM Central. I was going to say 2PM, but I just couldn't!🤣🤣🤣

Bahahaha 😂😂 I appreciate your guilty conscience 😅

I work second shift and really hope they do not sell out before I wake up.

Genghis Khan?

@jaybarr3307 damn right, Genghis Khan, he ought to be a shoe in. IMO, they will avoid the American Civil War because the usual suspects will get their panties twisted into more knots than Carter has liver pills. Just thinking out loud here: Julius Caeser Alexander of Macedonia Andrew Jackson Admiral Horatio Nelson John Paul Jones Claire Chennault Sitting Bull Leonidas of Sparta Saladin Yamamoto Chesty Puller Manfred von Richtofen Douglas MacArthur Erwin Rommel (any WWII German is going to be CONTROVERSIAL, he is one of the few German commanders with "clean hands:) Norman Schwartzkopf Sun Tzu Eisenhower I seem to recall they said there would be twenty in all. I have my Napolean, the Patton is ordered, I await further developments...

Agreed. The Commander series, and the Awakening series come with them. It would be a cherry on top to encapsulate the 1/10 also. I bought a capsule for the 1/10 Napoleon, but it does not fit very well. Very cool set with the poster though. I am happy to have them.

Apologies here. They went out a long time ago. Please email us at sales@sdbullion.com so we can look into this and get it rectified. Thank you!

@@sdbullion I just called.

I was wondering the same exact detail! You paid the above spot premium because of the limited mintage and now more coins are produced?

Exactly, as soon as I saw that I completely changed my mind on the series. Not only that they jacked up the price to by like 100 bucks.

​@@LarryBird2233 Yesterday, the site wouldn't let me put more than ten Napoleon coins in my cart. Today, it let me add 15. So their inventory has risen on a coin they've been sold out of for many weeks. Lucy has some 'splainin' to do. If the minting numbers are BS, I will stop collecting this series which'll kill me cuz I've been in love with it.

I should add that I was considering adding the 1/10th ounce gold coins to the collection. But I ain't doin' bupkis until I hear whether the limited minting numbers are for real.

I agree about Smedley Butler - Semper Fi - I do like Patton though especially sense I was in the 3rd Tank Battalion in the Marines in VietNam. I would have bought the coin and poster IF they would have looked at least a little bit like Patton. The helmet looks all wrong and the poster is NOT even remotely looks like Patton. That's a deal breaker for me. Sorry

Noted. I made sure it ended up in my personal collection though so we’re good on that one! 🫡

That's incredible.

Will be live tomorrow morning!

@@SDBullionCEO will be ready Thank you!

Approximately 10am EST

9 am central time.

I think it’s the open collar edge. The Napoleon coin in the series had the same edge.

The video explained the edge was made that way on purpose.

the edge is smooth, similar to their stacker rounds sdbullion.com/5-oz-scottsdale-mint-stackable-silver-round

They have ten 5oz Napoleon's in stock right now, although the price is over $200.

Betting they had other business there and used it to their advantage. Appropriate enough imho.

All teams were in Berlin for the World Money Fair.

Sheez... Someone's got his knickers in a twist.

I believe that was a punishment assignment for him being too over the top on something else.

@@Freakshow0315 Read the book, Target Patton (Wilcox) to learn the true story.

And Douglas McArthur