value of rolls of 40%

[Cat J]

I forgot how much you can get for a roll of 40% ers. Can someone please let me know I have almost 30 rolls now. And five or six rolls of 64's. How many rolls would you save up to send in to melt?

Thanks
Cat

 

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[Whyme]

Here you go:

http://www.coinflation.com/coin_calculators.html

Up to you when and how many to sell.

 

[sneak]

How many rolls would you save up to send in to melt?

I wouldn't send any in to melt!

Somebody on another forum said they got $47 a roll for 40% at a coin show in Florida last weekend.

 

[minelab rick]

2/20/08 my local dealer offered $46.00 a roll for 40% and $115.00 per roll for 90%

Rick

 

[Silver_Fox]

I have nearly 3 boxes full. Sell? NOT, I'm saving them for when I retire. I figure it will be 50 bucks or so an ounce.

 

[Cat J]

I did not say I was ready to sell I was just asking what the price is up too.

Thanks
Cat

 

[Cat J]

ok so basically right now melt value is approx 130 a roll for 90% and $53 for 40%.

Thanks
Cat

 

[packerbacker]

Cat...use this site to calculate based on daily silver price. Right now silver is at $17.91
I use a dealer but, shop around. I had one offer me $1 each for 40% a while back and another guy offered $2. Go figure. Silver was at $16.32 at the time.
http://www.coinflation.com/coins/silver_coin_calculator.html

 

[Cat J]

Hey who is the guy who offered you $2 each I will be happy to pay him a visit.

LOL
Cat

 

[packerbacker]

He will give you mopre than that now. When silver was at $17 he was offering $2.25 and $5.50 for 90%.
Now silver is at $17.99 and rising!.....UPDATE: $18.10

 

[packerbacker]

I just called the guy out of curiosity Cat. Even at $18 oz. he is only offering $2.25 each for the 40's. That is if you only had a few hundred dollars worth. If you had say, $1000 face value, he could offer more. He is offering $5.75 each for the 90's and, again, if you had a large quantity of them, he would make a few phone calls and possibly offer more.

 

[Cat J]

My plan was to hang on to them until silver went over $20 an oz. I might hang on to them longer. I don't really have enough right now to make a difference.

Thanks
Cat

 

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[jersey devl]

I JUST SAW A ROLL GO FOR 58 BUCKS ON EBAY. YOU CAN MAKE SOME GREAT PROFIT THERE.

-GOLDEN SILVER

After eb final value fees and paypul fees there is not room for much profit anymore...and now they will be reporting to the feds in some cases.
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[jewelerdave]

I have nearly 3 boxes full. Sell? NOT, I'm saving them for when I retire. I figure it will be 50 bucks or so an ounce.

But....you already are retired? why save em! lol

 

[solariscool]

I forgot how much you can get for a roll of 40% ers. Can someone please let me know I have almost 30 rolls now. And five or six rolls of 64's. How many rolls would you save up to send in to melt?

Thanks
Cat

I would never melt beautiful half dollars but thats just me. My local coin shop bought a few rolls from me a week or so ago for $52 each. You should talk with the local coin shops before sending to a refiner.

 

[Silver_Fox]

I have nearly 3 boxes full. Sell? NOT, I'm saving them for when I retire. I figure it will be 50 bucks or so an ounce.

But....you already are retired? why save em! lol

I wished. Maybe a few more dream boxes and I can

 

[Silver_Fox]

I forgot how much you can get for a roll of 40% ers. Can someone please let me know I have almost 30 rolls now. And five or six rolls of 64's. How many rolls would you save up to send in to melt?

Thanks
Cat

I only have one coin store in a 60 mile radius. What's he giving. 10X on 90's, $1 lousy freaking dollar for 40's. I'm not selling but what a rip. I told my bro I should sit in the parking lot with a sign offering $1.50......LOL

I would never melt beautiful half dollars but that's just me. My local coin shop bought a few rolls from me a week or so ago for $52 each. You should talk with the local coin shops before sending to a refiner.

 

[jewelerdave]

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I would never melt beautiful half dollars but thats just me. My local coin shop bought a few rolls from me a week or so ago for $52 each. You should talk with the local coin shops before sending to a refiner.
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At Current Prices my refiner pays $57.50 a roll for melting. thats Just too good to turn down. Thats 96% of melt for 40s, and I get 98% of 90's thats better than a coin dealer will pay, particularly when the guy locally here pays only 70 cents per 40%er, Why bother?
I cant refine them myself for cheaper.

Of course I follow economy of scale. I dont melt the 70 D's or S's i have, or the 68's or 69's But the dirty nasty worn ones...no one is going to pay a premium for them, same for the 64 kens that have even a scratch on them or spot of tarnish, no matter how unworn. Just no one to pay a premium.
now the mint state 40s I do keep, But please keep in mind, the only way to make something more valuable is to make it more limited. the more I send in for melt. the more valuable and rare the ones you have horded become!
I suggest seperating out all the nasty, dammaged silver coins and melting them. Really, who is going to buy them?

 

[coinmojo]

Check out Kitco.com or google "spot silver price" one of the first listings will be ( 24-hour Spot Chart - Silver ). Click on that and it will take you to a live silver graph.
Above that find a tab that says Precious metal store. Click on that..now just below that tab you should find-selling to kitco...Click on that now you should see below those tabs 2 choices.... Bullion Products or Materials for Refining...Click on Materials for refning. and bada bing bada boom you got the most current price for your junk silver.
As I write the chart shows me silver @ $19.91 U.S. so they will pay you ($2.42ea.)$48.53 for a roll of %40 and ($6.36 ea.) 127.25 for a roll of %90 but you got to figure in postage and handleing and insurance. and wait about 2 weeks for your money. wich aint so bad
Your local coin dealer is probably shipping it out to them after they buy it off of you at a discount. If you can wait for the process cut out the middle man.