Garage sale score with silver and coins

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Follow up. Got halves for .75 each
Got dollar coins for less than face. $50 for $56 face.......2012 books for $50 per set.
 

You did ok. The halves themselves are worth about $80
 

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..: NICE FINDS Jyorsky :..
Thanks for sharing!
 

After reweigh. Silver ingot is 2.45 Troy oz .999
 

After reweigh. Silver ingot is 2.45 Troy oz .999

What you call an ingot looks like a "button" that is the result of casting jewelry using the lost wax method. I would need to see a side view of the center and a shot of the other side. (it is basically a cast of the funnel that molten silver is poured into when casting rings) If it is a button it will either be sterling 925% or coin silver 90% or it could even be white gold or platinum. needs to be tested.

Did the seller say he made jewelry?
 

What you call an ingot looks like a "button" that is the result of casting jewelry using the lost wax method. I would need to see a side view of the center and a shot of the other side. (it is basically a cast of the funnel that molten silver is poured into when casting rings) If it is a button it will either be sterling 925% or coin silver 90% or it could even be white gold or platinum. needs to be tested.

Did the seller say he made jewelry?

I was gonna say, that ingot looks homemade. ???
 

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