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Valued Member
South Africa
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Nice but dont throw them together like that ouch they will damage more
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United States
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Nice stash you got there.
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Bedrock of the Community
Australia
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I have roughly the same amount of accumulated U.S. junk silver; got a rough idea of it's value, but I haven't a clue what to do with it.
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United States
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United States
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Nice start! In my opinion, there are only two kinds of "junk silver" coins. Those that would grade below G4, and Washington's & Roosevelt's that would grade below MS60.
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United States
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Canada
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I see a nickel! At least 4!
Edited by Libertad
08/15/2014 12:00 pm
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Valued Member
United States
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*** Edited by Staff - Please Review the rules that you agreed to when you registered. *** War Nickels weren't.
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Pillar of the Community
 United States
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Thanks for posting everyone! I have five silver War Nickels. When handling them I am careful so they don't mark themselves up or drop any. No idea what my lot I posted is worth but probably around 300. The shiny ones are still inside 2x2's because I didn't want to damage them up. Its just I would rather have the low grades than the MS ones. (Got like Eight common date Mercury dimes in Ms) It's only for my personal collection where I do not plan on ever selling unless I have to. Even if silver jumped I wouldn't sell any of the coins. Trying not to buy more dimes but I can get 500 Mercury dimes on ebay. It's just 939.00 dollars is a little too high over melt. If ebay does the 13% back then maybe. Edited by solotime
08/15/2014 8:32 pm
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United States
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United States
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At a flea market I go to a seller had a similar pile. I found a 1942D/41 Mercury dime in that pile and got it for $1. |
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Canada
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This is the kind you should be selling at a spike (personally I see no merit in holding generic silver lower than .999, just my opinion and nothing more because in the event of a spike the junk is the first to go with me, always). But if you get enjoyment out of them that's great.
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United States
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I suggest looking at online at dealers as you may be able to get close to that price r better depending on spot.
Nice little pile. I have some spares of stuff and a nice little stack too myself.
At 19.565 for an ounce, your silver (50 Dimes, 3 Morgans, 1 half, 6 nickels, 18 quarters) has a melt value of 193.53 :)
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@Jimmy dime,  to ccf! Will be an update in like four days. Depends if the sellers honor the sales. Had a 30 dollar ebay coupon which expires the next day so had to use it. @Carl, you got luck  Edited by solotime
08/18/2014 11:40 am
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