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Dan(NM)

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I am selling a few of my silver coins.
Here is a list of what is being offered, please note most of these have been dug while metal detecting. Insured UPS shipping US only, no international shipping. Asking $1350

1-Morgan dollar.
4- Barber half dollar
1-Walking Liberty half
2-Franklin half dollars
1-1966 Kennedy half dollar
13-Standing Liberty quarters
13-Barber quarters
7-Washington quarters
18-Barbers dimes
42-Mercury dimes
17- Roosevelt dimes
79-Silver war nickels

Feel free to contact me with any questions.

Here's a breakdown from Grok on current values at the time of posting...

Total Silver Content and Estimated Melt Value
1 Morgan dollar: 1 × 0.773 = 0.773 oz
4 Barber halves: 4 × 0.362 = 1.448 oz
1 Walking Liberty half: 1 × 0.362 = 0.362 oz
2 Franklin halves: 2 × 0.362 = 0.724 oz
1 1966 Kennedy half: 1 × 0.148 = 0.148 oz
13 Standing Liberty quarters: 13 × 0.181 = 2.353 oz
13 Barber quarters: 13 × 0.181 = 2.353 oz
7 Washington quarters: 7 × 0.181 = 1.267 oz
18 Barber dimes: 18 × 0.072 = 1.296 oz
42 Mercury dimes: 42 × 0.072 = 3.024 oz
17 Roosevelt dimes: 17 × 0.072 = 1.224 oz
79 Silver war nickels: 79 × 0.056 = 4.424 oz
Total pure silver: Add them up → 0.773 + 1.448 + 0.362 + 0.724 + 0.148 + 2.353 + 2.353 + 1.267 + 1.296 + 3.024 + 1.224 + 4.424 = ~19.4 troy ounces (precisely around 19.40 oz when using more decimal places like 0.7734 for Morgan, 0.36169 for halves, 0.18084 for quarters, 0.07234 for dimes, and 0.05626 for war nickels).
Estimated melt value (at ~$85 per oz spot): 19.4 oz × $85 ≈ $1,649 (this can range $1,600–$1,700 depending on the exact spot price at the moment; e.g., at $84 it's ~$1,630, at $86 it's ~$1,668). Dealers often pay 5–15% below melt for "junk" silver lots, while collectors may pay premiums for nicer pieces.
 

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Now you got me wanting to tally up my silvers value. Not that I would sell any. I think we have a very similar total.
 
No longer for sale, every time I list my silver, the market takes a dump ;)
 
Dan... Unless you need to sell.
I would advise you not to sell.

I see your in Texas... were you aware ?
"Texas has become the first U.S. state to launch an official, state-run bullion program and issue state-backed gold and silver"
 
Dan... Unless you need to sell.
I would advise you not to sell.

I see your in Texas... were you aware ?
"Texas has become the first U.S. state to launch an official, state-run bullion program and issue state-backed gold and silver"
I did not know that, I'll have to read up on that program.. I don't need to sell, I think I'll heed your advise and sit tight.
 
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No longer for sale, every time I list my silver, the market takes a dump ;)
It took another hit from your estimation quote. It's @ $77.16 as I write.
Chinese New Year is upon us now, they're off for the next week celebrating the spike.
Your list is @ $1402.00 this morning.
Then again if you posted this up a year ago the list total would of been $598.00
I guess there's 2 ways of looking at this, the dip :BangHead: the increase over the past year :headbang:
 
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