Need Info Please About Enviromint Silver Rounds

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There isn't much info out there on the Enviromint company which I assume is now defunct.

One Google search using the words "enviromint sports coins" showed a result that stated: "During the last 11 years, Enviromint Inc. in Mt. Prospect has produced more than 1000 commemorative sports coins." circa 1996.

The sheer number of these older privately minted rounds makes finding out about the companies that issued them difficult.

-MV

They most likely have no value above melt. As they are not coins, they have no legal tender status.

If deciding on an appropriate value make sure you look at the actual weight and (IMPORTANTLY) the percentage of silver in the round. A one ounce round of 100% silver is worth about $15 depending on the spot price. If the round is the same composition as most US silver coins (90% silver, 10% copper) then the melt value of the round is somewhat less.

Any value above the metal content is based solely on supply and demand. While some of these rounds are actually in demand most are not.

Also be aware that many of these rounds are actually silver plated rather than a silver alloy. This makes them worth mere pennies as a metal store.