Just got some Maple Leafs/ 1oz. silvers

[Argentium]

I just bought 20 - 1 oz. 999. fine silver Canadian "maple leafs" in the original mint plastic

sheets , of ten coins per sheet for $360.00 (or $18.00 each) . Spot silver closed at @

$16.35 on friday , I got these at about $1.60 over melt , I think thats a friendly premium,

what do you think ? Argentium.

 

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[jim4silver]

Those are nice coins. I was buying them about 6-12 months ago when the prices were down. I was able to get about 150 of them in varying years, in the plastic sheets like you described. I like them alot better than ASEs personally. For some reason, many of the ASEs I have owned start to develop weird spots after a couple of years in the tubes. Not toning, but almost cloudy spots that cannot be removed (at least by dipping them).

I have since stopped accumulating any more ASEs.

Sounds like you got a decent deal on the Maples.

PS You should check out Mexican Onzas/Libertads if you can get them at decent prices. If you like Maples, you will like them too I believe.

Jim

 

[goldsworthy]

Those are nice coins. I was buying them about 6-12 months ago when the prices were down. I was able to get about 150 of them in varying years, in the plastic sheets like you described. I like them alot better than ASEs personally. For some reason, many of the ASEs I have owned start to develop weird spots after a couple of years in the tubes. Not toning, but almost cloudy spots that cannot be removed (at least by dipping them).

I have since stopped accumulating any more ASEs.

Sounds like you got a decent deal on the Maples.

PS You should check out Mexican Onzas/Libertads if you can get them at decent prices. If you like Maples, you will like them too I believe.

Jim

Sounds like those spots on your coins are "MILK SPOTS" I have many silver eagles and some years old and I use those little bags with the stuff that absorbs moisture I place them in the safe. I have found they keep the spots from happening.

 

[jim4silver]

Those are nice coins. I was buying them about 6-12 months ago when the prices were down. I was able to get about 150 of them in varying years, in the plastic sheets like you described. I like them alot better than ASEs personally. For some reason, many of the ASEs I have owned start to develop weird spots after a couple of years in the tubes. Not toning, but almost cloudy spots that cannot be removed (at least by dipping them).

I have since stopped accumulating any more ASEs.

Sounds like you got a decent deal on the Maples.

PS You should check out Mexican Onzas/Libertads if you can get them at decent prices. If you like Maples, you will like them too I believe.

Jim

Sounds like those spots on your coins are "MILK SPOTS" I have many silver eagles and some years old and I use those little bags with the stuff that absorbs moisture I place them in the safe. I have found they keep the spots from happening.

Thanks for the tip GW!

Jim

 

[allen]

sounds like you made a great deal !!!