Weight of junk silver coins (Dimes and Quarters)
2024年5月24日 · So, for circulated silver coins, $1 face value is ($30.50) x .715, or $21.81. The $1 FV price at SDBullion (for comparison purposes at this writing) is $24.29, so there's a premium over spot of 24.29/21.81 or 11.4 Percent. Of course, dealers used those multipliers a decade or more ago, then premiums started to be attached.
GOLD TO RISE IN VALUE - Survivalist Forum
2024年9月16日 · The fact that you can't buy physical silver or gold at the "spot" price indicates it's a false price. So don't be overly concerned about premiums unless they are outrageous in comparison to other forms of silver and gold. The only value the "spot" price has is it's a fixed price that allows us to compare various PM products in terms of their ...
1 oz. Silver Maple Leaf vs. American Silver Eagle
2013年10月27日 · Part of the difference is the face value of the coin. If the face value of a silver coin is 1$, the price of the coin will be (price of 1oz of silver +1$). An American gold eagle is a 50$ coin, so the price of a 1oz AE is the price of an ounce of gold +50$. Personally, I'd just ignore the purity issue. You're paying extra for just .0009oz of ...
Silver Eagles seems to be the best silver to buy.
2019年2月4日 · Generic rounds will be lucky to fetch spot price if you convert. The dealer I use will only give you ~80% of spot value for junk coins, straight spot for silver rounds or foreign coins, yet will give you spot+ for Eagles depending on year/condition/etc. Another factor is IRS rules regarding selling.
Silver or Gold right now? - Survivalist Forum
2021年10月19日 · The 1999 - 2019 average gold/silver price ratio is 65:1, currently the gold/silver price ratio is 77.55:1. If the metals revert to their recent average price ratio, silver seems like the better buy for your dollar.
Silver Coins for Barter - Survivalist Forum
2010年6月1日 · If silver gets to $50 per ounce and we need to use silver for barter, all we have to know is how much actual silver is in the individual coin and we can calculate its value based on a $50 per ounce. For example, the Mercury Dime contains 0.07 of an ounce of silver, and if we multiply that times $50 an oz. for silver, it equals $3.50.
Collecting Pre-1965 U.S. Coins for Silver - Survivalist Forum
2008年8月19日 · :thumb:I collect coins,silver and gold,my wife workes at victoria secerate,anyway when she does the cash rap,she allways lookes for old coins.We have found numerus nickels from the 40s and 50s as well as a walking liberty,witch was a true treat,and quite a few Susan B. Anthonys.Coin collecting is a fun hobby,sometimes i go to the bank,and will buy rolls of …
Validating Silver Rounds - Survivalist Forum
2022年2月26日 · Friday, I paid $29 for three of the rounds, and $30 for the other two. That, based on Friday's spot price for silver, was a $4.63 and $5.63 premium. But for Eagles, the price was at least $34. So that's the additional premium we pay for having silver that's recognizable. As silver rises in price, counterfeits will become more common (says Goose).
So what if Gold/Silver go to the moon? | Survivalist Forum
2024年10月20日 · Big move late last week, esp. in silver. Gold at all-time highs. Pundits everywhere predicting $50, $100, $300 silver, $3000, $5000, $50,000 gold. Pick your poison. Suppose you have a reasonable stack and your PMs go to the moon. What do you do then? The value of PMs is usually evaluated in terms of dollars, or IOW, fiat currency.
Junk silver--prices based on weight? - Survivalist Forum
2024年9月24日 · When prices are low, as they've been for most of the last decade, it doesn't matter much. But as prices rise, increasingly IMO people won't accept worn junk silver without there being some sort of price penalty. This already was being done as the price of junk often assumed some wear--but this is significant. So, buyer beware with this stuff.