so what are good prices when selling halves? and a MERC dime question (at bottom

[Freeds]

just wondering. I have checked around the internet and the prices vary widely.

I found my first silver today by the way. random bank had 4 rolls. one 1968D. its in really good shape too.

I am keeping it since its my first find. but I will want to sell some of the ones that I find and I want to get a good price. thanks.

 

[Freeds]

Re: so what are good prices when selling halves?

anyone? I just dont want to get taken. as I said I will save alot but I have a daughter and sometimes we will need some $


help is appreciated

 

[coinmojo]

Re: so what are good prices when selling halves?

Here are a few places to check

https://online.kitco.com/refining/

http://bullion.nwtmint.com/silver.php

http://www.silverrecyclers.com/Calculators/coin_calculator.aspx

http://www.coinflation.com/silver_coin_values.html

 

[redwolf74]

Re: so what are good prices when selling halves?

This is the most recent prices I have heard around here. They seem a little high though.

http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,218508.0.html

redwolf

 

[Freeds]

Re: so what are good prices when selling halves?

right on. I shall follow the rules when I get home from my trip as well and put up a picture of my first find the '68D (all shiny and nice)

also, I am staying with my best friends family right now visiting our daughter. my friends mom has a jar of wheats which I am currently pickin through (nothing so good penny wise), but she has 4 Silver Merc Dimes. those are worth a dollar a piece right? I want to buy them off her for face and I want to make sure we both get paid enough.

 

[coinmojo]

Re: so what are good prices when selling halves?

right on. I shall follow the rules when I get home from my trip as well and put up a picture of my first find the '68D (all shiny and nice)

also, I am staying with my best friends family right now visiting our daughter. my friends mom has a jar of wheats which I am currently pickin through (nothing so good penny wise), but she has 4 Silver Merc Dimes. those are worth a dollar a piece right? I want to buy them off her for face and I want to make sure we both get paid enough.

A fair price to pay a friend is 10 x face today. But if it's rare or in better shape I'd pay a friend the true numismatic value. Especially such a small amount.

Mojo

 

[Freeds]

Re: so what are good prices when selling halves?

right on. I shall follow the rules when I get home from my trip as well and put up a picture of my first find the '68D (all shiny and nice)

also, I am staying with my best friends family right now visiting our daughter. my friends mom has a jar of wheats which I am currently pickin through (nothing so good penny wise), but she has 4 Silver Merc Dimes. those are worth a dollar a piece right? I want to buy them off her for face and I want to make sure we both get paid enough.

A fair price to pay a friend is 10 x face today. But if it's rare or in better shape I'd pay a friend the true numismatic value. Especially such a small amount.


ok well, they are 3 1944 and 1 1918. are those all worth $1 a piece?

Mojo

 

[coinmojo]

Here is a price guide

http://www.pcgs.com/prices/PriceGuideDetail.aspx?MS=1&PR=1&c=703&title=Mercury+Dime

I would at a minimum in Good conscience give her a couple bucks over melt.

Mojo

 

[Freeds]

Re: so what are good prices when selling halves? and a MERC dime question (at bo

I looked at that site you just posted mojo. I have no idea what any of that means.

how much would those two dates be worth? I feel kinda dumb, but that chart just confused me.

 

[coinmojo]

Here is an e bay auction



http://cgi.ebay.com/Very-Nice-1918-...5|66:2|65:12|39:1|240:1318|301:1|293:1|294:50

 

[coinmojo]

Re: so what are good prices when selling halves? and a MERC dime question (at bo

I looked at that site you just posted mojo. I have no idea what any of that means.

how much would those two dates be worth? I feel kinda dumb, but that chart just confused me.

Ok the first price on the chart is the worst condition. worn but readable so minimum price value is $4-6 on a 1918P or D you did not mention the mint mark but it does not apper to make much difference.

and the 44's start around $4..... So meet in the middle and offer $2 apiece. or $10 for the whole lot. If your being nice and these coins are in just good condition (4) and not Very Fine or grade at the (20-40 level.)

Mojo