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Edited by Bryan78
12/06/2014 9:09 pm
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It's only $50 in Dimes, almost certainly a melt-value lot.
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The seller states in the auction there are 'no key dates'. This is IMHO a melt value lot of average circulated coins ... filled with common dates that will always and forever be common coins. Current melt value at todays silver spot of $16.29 per ounce of silver is $817. Curious why the OP thinks this is a 'dime collection'.  David Take a look at my other hobby ... http://www.jk-dk.artEdited by nickelsearcher
12/06/2014 9:29 pm
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David 505 dimes is a big lot, at least in my opinion...  I did see where you changed it from a "great" collection to a dime collection cause I didn't say it was great. Though it would be great for a junk silver collector... Edited by Bryan78
12/06/2014 9:35 pm
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 with SsuperDdave, it says no keydates so most likely highly searched melt quality. most of these lots are meant for non collectors, I buy rolls and discard the average stuff into rolls I can always get melt back from silver hoarders and survivalist types after searching and cherry picking for numismatic coins |
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Browsed that website, and many of their numismatic items are what I would consider "telemarketer priced". Go figure.
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If the value of silver content is so high the present auction price is very low with only 3 hours to go. $43 Total Quantity of Single Roosevelt 90% Silver Dimes (1946â€'1964) 505 = $594.63 Total Silver Value Source http://coinapps.com/silver/dime/calculator/ |
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I wouldnt hold your breath, I just followed a 1963 mint proof set auction on that site and it sold for $79.00+$5.95 shipping!
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Silver coins like this typically sells for over melt on this web site. I have been lucky a few times here and got a three graded PL Morgan dollars cheap enough to make a decent profit on. I also got a superbly toned Oregon Trail commemorative half for just $70.00 and it is at least an MS-64. This one I am keeping. Sealed envelope 1958-63 proof sets go for multiples of their usual retail prices and they seem to have an unlimited supply of them. |
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Quote:Silver coins like this typically sells for over melt on this web site. I have been lucky a few times here and got a three graded PL Morgan dollars cheap enough to make a decent profit on. I also got a superbly toned Oregon Trail commemorative half for just $70.00 and it is at least an MS-64. This one I am keeping. Yeah I've noticed that too as far as coins going for over melt, but I have gotten some very good deals on there before... Quote:
Sealed envelope 1958-63 proof sets go for multiples of their usual retail prices and they seem to have an unlimited supply of them. I love watching these auctions... These things go for way more then their actual worth... Wish I had a time machine to go back and buy boxes of these and bring them back and make a fortune on this site...  |
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