1987 Looney Tunes Silver Proof 1of15000

Discussion in 'Coin Chat' started by 3Artichokes, Jun 15, 2009.

  1. 3Artichokes

    3Artichokes New Member

    Hello all, I'm new to this forum and this is my first post. I received this coin as a gift and I am wondering it's worth. It is a 1st Looney Tunes Limited Edition 1987 Yosemite Sam Silver Proof in orig. box with assay certificate #1 of 15,000 made by The Highland Mint. Any information on it's collectivity and or worth will be greatly appreciated.:kewl:
     
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  3. Hobo

    Hobo Squirrel Hater

    Welcome to CoinTalk, Art.

    What you have is not a coin; is sounds like a silver bullion piece. It was made by a private mint and has no monetary value. It is certainly worth its metal content. With silver a bit below $15/oz it should be worth somewhere around $15 iff it is 1 oz. of 0.9999 silver. If people actually collect these it may have some added collector value. You should search eBay for completed auctions and see if any of these things have sold in the past.
     
  4. 1970 Silver Art

    1970 Silver Art Silver Art Bar Collector

    Yeah I agree with that. More than likely these Looney Tunes silver rounds will go for more than metal content on ebay. I have seen in the past some of these 1-oz Looney Tunes silver rounds go for between $25-$30 if you factor in shipping costs. I would do a search in ebay for Looney Tunes silver rounds and track the auction price to see what the price action is for these 1-oz silver rounds. It will give you an idea of how much they are going for on ebay.
     
  5. 3Artichokes

    3Artichokes New Member

    Thanks for the quick reply. I do realize it's not a coin:smile. Thought someone on this site may have info for me. I have checked Ebay..nada Thanks again.:rolling:
     
  6. byrd740

    byrd740 Numismatist

    Welcome to teh forum! I agree with the other posts.
     
  7. CrustyCoins

    CrustyCoins Twilight Photographer

    I have never seen one of these but it sure sounds more fun to collect than a normal U.S. silver bullion coin where the only thing that changes is the date and like last year the font.
     
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    3Artichokes New Member

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