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I was getting together my common date silver coins this evening. I have 135 coins with a silver weight of more than 25 oz. At today's market price this translates into roughly $760. But tomorrow... ???

As I was looking for various other silver things to cash in...rings, charms etc. that I have found over the last year, I stumbled across an odd thing. It was a souvenir from the Bicentennial that I think I got as a gift when I was 16 from some relative. I never paid much attention, but I noticed the package was no longer sealed, so I slipped it out to look to see if it was Sterling and it is! 500 grains, or approximately 1.14 oz!
 

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nice is it for sale
 
freddy williams said:
nice is it for sale

Make an offer before it is sent out to a refinery! Send me a PM.
 
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These types of "collectibles" are rarely worth more than their weight. I have a set of 20 Apollo silver dollars somewhere as well. Those may be worth a bit more than the melt value.
[/quote] Agreed & using Ebay to guage value is ok to get a rough idea of what people will pay IF you search completed auctions only but using someones "asking" price tells you nothing.
 

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