one months totals

[bomber]

started a month ago,totals so far...140-40%.....46-90%,including 2 walkers(36 and a 41)4 franklins(a 59 and 2x 62 and a 63) got a 70d(?good) don't know what its worth but my sweetys still spend'n more,but i'm still smile'n.cool winter hobby..........coolcash rocks(thanks little buddy)

 

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[diggummup]

Nice totals! I just went through my first box of halves last night.I hope they're all as good as my first.I love free money! Take care and good luck.

 

[buscadero]

Bomber: Silver is going for $12.73 an oz. @ this moment. Since you have found 46 90%, & 140 40%, Your Net Profit is $381.80
Not too shabby! That doesn't include the Face Value of the Coins! You would add $93 to that!

HH Joe

 

[erik12152003]

how do you get profit

 

[buscadero]

Sorry Bomber!

Eric: Each 90% Half has .36169 of an oz. of Silver! Multiply that by $12.73 (Today's Silver Price) & you get $4.60 ea.
Each 40% Half has .1479 of an oz. of Silver! Multiply that by $12.73 & you get $1.88 ea.
Then you have to subtract .50 ea. that you paid for them! The result is Net Profit!


HH Joe

 

[erik12152003]

where do you take it to get that profit to a scrap yard?

 

[mr.theman]

where do you take it to get that profit to a scrap yard?

Sell them to a coin shop. A good one will usually pay 5 to 10 percent less than spot (silver price at current time).

Sell them to a refiner to be melted down. I have heard that the below link is a good refiner but have never used them myself. I take mine to a coin shop.

http://www.midwestrefineries.com/

HH
Mr.T

 

[mr.theman]

Sorry dude, I forgot to congradulate you on your first month in my previous post. WTG keep up the good work.

HH
Mr.T

 

[goldinmypan]

Hey Bomber, that 70-D is one of the hardest JFKs to find. If its in any shape, it would be worth MORE that silver value.

 

[Postalrevnant]

where do you take it to get that profit to a scrap yard?

Sell them to a coin shop. A good one will usually pay 5 to 10 percent less than spot (silver price at current time).

Sell them to a refiner to be melted down. I have heard that the below link is a good refiner but have never used them myself. I take mine to a coin shop.

http://www.midwestrefineries.com/

HH
Mr.T

Great haul for this month. Great haul for any month. Midwest doesn't accept the 40% silver. I would say that you would probably make out better, that is if you were going to sell them, by selling them on ebay.

Perhaps you might do a little bit better melting because you have to pay the fees for ebay. But sure do hate to see more coins melted. But yes I sent silver and gold jewelry to Midwest. They did a very good job and were honest with me.

Postalrevnant

 

[coolcash2004]

THANKS BOMBER!!!

Way to go!

That sure is a lot of silver for one month!

-CC

 

[bomber]

thanks for all the replies,killer hobby i'm hooked