, MJS!
Posted 12/11/2011 12:59 pm
Thanks for the welcome!
The copper Swedish öre coins no longer are legal tender so one can't acquire them at face value for a discount vs. the metal value.
There are 40% silver 1 krona coins in circulation here - 2.8 grams silver each (20 kronor worth) and an average of one per bank roll of 50 1 krona coins. An immediate 20 to 1 return on is rather good :-)
I worry about my friends in the U.S.
The issues aren't just with the U.S. dollar currency and the unstable paper currency banking/finance system.
In the U.S. one needs to be very careful.
P.S. - I would just then export 500 of the 1982 and previous pennies at a time, many times ;-)
The copper Swedish öre coins no longer are legal tender so one can't acquire them at face value for a discount vs. the metal value.
There are 40% silver 1 krona coins in circulation here - 2.8 grams silver each (20 kronor worth) and an average of one per bank roll of 50 1 krona coins. An immediate 20 to 1 return on is rather good :-)
I worry about my friends in the U.S.
The issues aren't just with the U.S. dollar currency and the unstable paper currency banking/finance system.
In the U.S. one needs to be very careful.
P.S. - I would just then export 500 of the 1982 and previous pennies at a time, many times ;-)
