Posted 08/30/2011 8:07 pm
My signature features a link to an online silver coin value calculator,
created by CCF member markn.
Since 1992-to-present Silver Proof Quarters are identical in composition to
1932-64 Washington quarters, you can enter the number 5 in the
quantity box and the coins' dollar value in silver content
that day (their "melt value") will be displayed.
($37.39 at time of this post)
If you have a full 2005 Silver Proof Set, you can add values for one 90% Half-Dollar
and one 90% Roosevelt dime to the five 90% Quarters to get the total melt value of
all the 90% silver coins in the set. ($55.33 at time of this post)
Silver Proof Sets are numismatic products (not bullion)
and as such are not strictly priced at "melt value".
That said, there are always bargains out there and it is quite possible to buy
"common" Silver Proof coins and sets at prices close to their melt value.
created by CCF member markn.
Since 1992-to-present Silver Proof Quarters are identical in composition to
1932-64 Washington quarters, you can enter the number 5 in the
quantity box and the coins' dollar value in silver content
that day (their "melt value") will be displayed.
($37.39 at time of this post)
If you have a full 2005 Silver Proof Set, you can add values for one 90% Half-Dollar
and one 90% Roosevelt dime to the five 90% Quarters to get the total melt value of
all the 90% silver coins in the set. ($55.33 at time of this post)
Silver Proof Sets are numismatic products (not bullion)
and as such are not strictly priced at "melt value".
That said, there are always bargains out there and it is quite possible to buy
"common" Silver Proof coins and sets at prices close to their melt value.
Edited by DNA
08/30/2011 8:25 pm
08/30/2011 8:25 pm
