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United States
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02/28/2013 11:52 pm
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United States
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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nice one man, beat my best 40% score by one coin, mine was 296, with no 90%.
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Pillar of the Community
 United States
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Thanks guys! I'm so pumped! It was so incredible in dwarfed my excitement of the fact that my Ryedale came today! XD
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Pillar of the Community
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Killer score, dude. Gotta love the big ones. :)
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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(there were some ikes too, but they hit the cutting room floor when I made the video) Oh, sorry jbuck..  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Haha, yeah I haven't even had time to search those yet! I gotta get to bed, class in the morning...
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Valued Member
Canada
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That's fantastic! It even tops the 10 rolls of silver dimes I got the other day! I'm going to have to change my thread title from "CRH of a lifetime" to "Pretty good CRH" :)
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United States
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It seems to be the only way to find silver out there aside from the random coin or two per year is to have a bank call you when some old person brings in their old change collection. I would bother, but there are likely other, higher-volume customers than me who've requested they be contacted. I only have a bank account because you can't get paid in cash and it's the only way to pay bills.
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United States
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Broseph, That is a MONSTER silver find. Like HH, I have to concede that this beats my monster box.
I sold a bunch of my 40%ers in favor of 90 and 100% coin. BUT, I believe my thinking has changed. When/if silver goes above $50 or $60, I believe we will see less of a discount price on 35% and 40%. I also believe premium we currently pay for many of the 90% will shrink. The melt value of the coinage will be so high that the numismatic value won't keep pace.
I believe Silver will continue to rise long term and I believe 35 and 40% is generally the best buy right now.
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Thanks guys! I agree Owassokie. When I watch ebay, 64s and 65-69s go for melt +a little more, regardless of purity. My local coin shop sells 35-40% silver for less than 90%. Not much, but less. There are high volume buyers that simply don't have the room for 35-40% Ag. When you think about it, it does take about 125% more space per troy oz. For me that doesn't matter, since I don't have stacks and stacks of Ag. Before I hit the main vein here, I had only that roll of 64s I found back in december, and 3-4 ozs that I had found here an there. |
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WTG, Fantastic Find!!! Congrats  |
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Nice finds! Quote:
(there were some ikes too, but they hit the cutting room floor when I made the video) I hope you will include this as bonus material on your Blu-ray/DVD release. |
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can you pass some luck my way?
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Pillar of the Community
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Yes buck, but it's a hidden easter egg, you have to find the selection in the menu :)
*gives* (^_^)/Luck > socceraustin23
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Posted 02/28/2013 11:55 pm
