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Carl I agree with you 100% very good points but we don't live in a perfect world do we.
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Several problems with this. Carl .. are you negative with every post or just mine? This is just for fun .. of course there will be a lot of variables. |
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Bedrock of the Community
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I just weighed out some pounds of silver .. or close to pounds. 90% - dimes, quarters and half dollars $18.50 weighed 1.0050 pounds Silver dollars $17.00 (17 coins) weighed .9999 pounds ASE's $14.00 (14 coins) weighed .9665 pounds 1oz. silver rounds 14 coins weighed 1.0295 pounds Edited by GR58
09/07/2012 09:28 am
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If it is then fatso here would need $5360 I'm pretty close; $5150!  |
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United States
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I am at $4810 for the 90% But Fuzzy317 has me wondering what percent I would be at, adding my .999, 40% and 90%. Well I also have quite a lot of foreign silver  Edited by GR58
09/06/2012 12:14 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Weight in Pounds X 453.5 = silver weight in grams
Silver weight in grams X 1.1 = weight in 90% silver coins in grams (dimes, quarters and halves)
Weight in 90% silver coin / 25 = face value in dollars of 90% silver coin (one silver dime weighs 2.5 grams so one dollars worth is 25 grams)
I'm $6,584.80 in 90%
To get the weight in silver dollars
Weight in 90% silver / 26.73 = Face value in silver dollars
I'm $6,159 in silver dollars
If you want to know your weight in 90% silver is just skip the second step so you weight in grams /25 = face value in 90% or / 26.73 is face value in silver dollars.
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09/06/2012 1:16 pm
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Australia
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I am worth $2631. I weigh 139 pounds. I can still cover 100 yards easily in less than 20 seconds.
Fairly skinny. My dad always said I was skinny enough to run like a rat up a drainpipe! Still like to walk about 4 kilometres or so before breakfast, only cold rainy days prevent this. Usually find an excuse to walk to the shops to buy something, rather than drive.
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$5150! Good album, and police number  |
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United States
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Assuming .715 ounces, if I've calculated correctly: $4699.30 face. At todays melt value of $32.53, I would have to spend $152,821.26 to buy my weight in silver!
Ugh! Maybe one day...
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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 ...$4190 here... |
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$5150! Good album, and police number Ah, you're crazy! |
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Ah, you're crazy! I see what you did there! I'll figure mine out tomorrow |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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If I calculated the figures correctly I would need 4,612 Morgan dollars and at today's price of silver it would be worth over $115K. I think that I'll have to wait for the price of silver to drop significantly to accomplish this goal. |
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Philippines
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very interesting topic my weight is represented by 65 kilos of silver = US$66,000 at today's silver bullion prices. In terms of 90%ag coins= 65k/90F/28gm= abt 2,600 morgan coins = US$ 2,600 in 1901 and these coins would cost minimum in G or F grade at US$78,000 for 65kilos of Gold bullion it's a little more difficult for me as I dont collect gold coins |
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$3192. |
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