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Do People Who Are Collectors Actually Melt Silver?

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Tacc
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I have some friends that are long-time jewelry makers and they do melt down scrap silver to make jewelry,
and also have used nicer condition coins to make jewelry, etc. (no names mentioned).
If you have a reason or use for recycled silver than sure melt it. Would melting coins make it easier in any way
to store it, sell it? I dunno?
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jbuck, I would echo your thought, but I wouldn't object to doing it to heavily damaged common coins.
Good point.
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I am primarily a US coinage collector ... all of my foreign silver and damaged US silver goes in a cigar can. I'm not sure if / when I'll melt (it is a bit difficult to consider) but they will never be in my collection. Food for thought ...
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