World Silver Coins Purchased At Spot!

Anything USSR/Imperial russia?

Well haven't gotten to too many pictures yet.. but here is 90% of the list (still need to go through 50% British/Indian coins.

Australia (92.5% silver)
- 1942 3 Pence

Austria (64% silver)
- 1958 10 Schilling
- 1961 5 Schilling

Canada (92.5% silver)
- 5 cents
o 1914
- 10 cents
o 1905
- 25 cents
o 1906 large crown
o 1908
o 1912
- 50 cents
o 1912

Canada (80% silver)
- Dimes
o 1939 x 2
o 1940 AU toned and XF toned
o 1945 x 2
o 1955 x 2
o 1956
o 1960
o BU roll of 1965
o 1966 x 2
- Quarters
o 1938
o 1940
o 1941
o 1943
o 1944
o 1946 x 2
o 1949
o 1950 x 2
o 1951
o 1953 x 2
o 1954
o 1956
o 1959 x 4
o 1960 x 2
o 1961 x 2
o 1962 x 3
o 1963
o 1964 x 2
o 1965 x 4
o 1966
- 50 Cents
o 1962 AU toned
o 1963 AU toned

Denmark (80% silver)
- 1875 2 Kroner

Dominican Republic
- 1897 Peso

Egypt (74.9% silver)
- KM335 2 Piastres

France (83.5%)
- 1 Franc
o 1904
o 1918

Germany (62.5% silver)
- 1951 5 Marks

Germany (90% silver)
- ½ Mark
o 1905 J
o 1915 E

Great Britain (50% silver)
- 1942 3 Pence

Great Britain (92.5% silver)
- 1898 Shilling
- 3 Pence
o 1901
o 1915
o 1916
o 1917
o 1919
- 1901 6 Pence

Hong Kong (80% silver)
- 1900 10 cents
- 1901 5 cents

Hungary (64% silver)
- 1 Pengo
o 1926
o 1927 x 2

Ireland (75% silver)
- 1928 Florin

Italy (83.5% silver)
- 1960 500 Lire

Japan (60% silver)
- 100 yen (between years 1959-1966)

Mexico (10% silver)
- Peso
o 1958 x 2
o 1959

Mexico (30% silver)
- 1952 25 Centavos

Mexico (72% silver)
- 1937 50 Centavos
- 1933 Peso toned
- 1968 25 Pesos BU

Mozambique (65% silver)
- 1960 5 Escudos

Philippines (75% silver)
- 10 Centavos
o 1941 AU
o 1945

Sweden (40% silver)
- 10 Ore
o 1955
- 25 Ore
o 1956
o 1960
- 50 Ore
o 1956
o 1961
- 1967 1 Krona BU

Venezuela (83.5% silver)
- 1945 2 Bolivares

Takes quite a while to get through all that. Worth it though!

Nice pickup! You got some coins I'm missing, like the Japanese 100 Yen, Danish 2 Krone and the Hong Kong stuff.
As for the Swedish stuff, I can assure you, that's junk here too

Lastly, if your Egyptian coin looks like this (matches the KM#) then it's 83.3% silver. Also a nice pickup.

I'll be honest, my coin dealer sometimes mixes silver with non-silver. I have a good eye for silver and I commonly snag them from his junk coin bin. I have however accidentally picked up non-silver coins from the junk silver stock. I just roll with it, I'll probably make up for it from the silver snags, quite honestly I think it's just karma

What were these copper-nickel coins, just for the sake of it?

Ah, they have a different look to them, best way of separating them. I don't know about the prices of these coins in the States, but I assure you, I've had enough of the copper-nickel version. I've got maybe 1-2 kg of them lying around at home, with nowhere for them to go. Circulation quality. The silver coin isn't worth much either, but much more interesting and liquid than the copper-nickel issues.

Congrats on the excellent score! Great way to get silver.