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5 World Silvers Picked From A Mixed Junk Bin

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Picked all these out of a foreign junk bin a month or so ago. Just got around to posting them. All in all, I am quite satisfied for .25¢ a piece. . That's right, 25¢! I can look past the damage that has been done. The shilling was a nice (and large) score. Maybe I can find some more when I get back there again. Thanks for taking a look!

-CH27

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From the dealer's junk bin to the collector's junk bin.
I do that sort of thing myself, but like yourself,
the price has to be right.

In this case, you have paid about 1/3 of the ASW melt value in total.
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Nice pick-ups! My fave is the 1910 Canadian 5 Cent piece.
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@coinhunter, great finds!
I agree that 1916 shilling and the 1910 5 cents are quite attractive in their own way. I think there's a pretty nice coin hiding under that uneven toning on the 1920, too.
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Thanks everyone! I was happy to pull these guys out that day. A pretty decent score for a foreign bin.

-CH27
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