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What's Your Weight?.....of Silver Coins That Is :)

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 Posted 06/16/2017  9:28 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add GR58 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Debrajc ....

I agree with the others, that is a nice looking tin full of silver
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Questions like this really make me think about my collection.
Mostly it makes me think I could be doing better.

Someday I hope I can get all my coins in one location and do a good count.

Counting the easy stuff, rolls and boxes, over 1,100 oz.

Did not get into albums, proof, mint and special sets.

I need to be buying more ....long was to go to get my weight ....
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@debrajc, seeing your bucket o' silver again makes me think that your last name must be Hull.

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Just added 2 birth year silver eagles....I'm making progress :)
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Have you ever tried to put those into sets? See if you have all the silver Rosies or decades of Washingtons?


Early on, from 1958 to the early 1960s, I did try to collect series (cents through half dollars) from circulation. I was never able to complete any series, and eventually switched over to type collecting, then (gold) bullion, then world coins.
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According to Numista, I have 243 grams in actual silver weight in my collection.
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According to Numista I have about 3 kilograms of fine silver. So that's probably 5 kilograms of silver coins or so. And that's just what's in my catalogue there (one of each type). I still have a long way to go in organizing all, and I kept my 'junk silver' box out of it. An estimate is somewhere between 15 and 20 kilo of fine silver or so? I may update this number when I have more time to either buy more or just get to finally catalogue my collection. But time is more precious now than silver, really...
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As far as the cookie tin goes, I love to bake. A lot. Especially baking cookies.

So many cookies that I order cookie tins from ULine.... by the case.
One day I was moving my silver coins and I had about 20 of those tins on my baking shelf so dumped my silver into an empty one.

Thanks everybody!


@GR58 Judging by your pics I don't think you are too far away from your goal!
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After drooling over Debrajc's Tin Can, I freed up some of my Morgans in 2x2 and added more Morgans which arrived today to make myself a Morgan Tray.

It's so much fun handling these coins in my hands, rather than stuck in 2x2s inside a binder. I wish I can free some Morgans in slabs.



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Debrajc's > I was just thinking , there must be some way to make a baking mold using a Morgan dollar . Can you imagine Silver Dollar cookies ?
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I have about 500 grams ASW of scrap silver World coinage. I do not include these in my World collection.

Accumulated over the decades as unwanted parts of auction job lots, and as below bullion value finds from dealer junk trays at coin shows. I do not include these coins as part of my whole collection. Perhaps less than 5 of them are 150 - 200 years old, but are in non collectible below Fine condition. A few of the more modern ones are at the other end of the condition scale, in EF or better.

The post 1800 part of my World coin collection has about 1500 silver coins as part of whole collection. Average ASW of these maybe 5 grams, so guesstimate 7.5 kg ASW.
First time I have ever looked at my collection in this way.

Also have about 35 or 40 gold coins, but I have no idea what the total weight of these may be.

Taken me more than 50 years to build the collection from my early 'teens.
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