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Their melt value is $11.52 each by today's silver price. Unless they are graded or mostly uncirculated, you probably won't get much more than that. Especially if a potential buyer wants to turn a quick profit instead of collecting them. Sell them for what YOU want. Also, you can check EBay to see what they are currently going for.
Thanks McDave, that is about what I came up with using the silver melt calculator. Most of the coins are worn too much to be collectable, and the dates range from like 1916 I believe to the 40's.
I wasn't sure if someone would pay full melt value or a percentage of melt for the coins. Thanks for your reply........
Thanks McDave, that is about what I came up with using the silver melt calculator. Most of the coins are worn too much to be collectable, and the dates range from like 1916 I believe to the 40's.
I wasn't sure if someone would pay full melt value or a percentage of melt for the coins. Thanks for your reply........
Your welcome. And if I were selling them, I would start by asking for the melt value and going from there. Maybe $11 a piece is as low as I would ever let them go for.