One ounce silver coin question.

I recently came across an old coin my father had and I'm not sure what it is. I contacted Coin Quest and they referred me to CoinTalk. I sent them pictures of the coin and they had never seen one like it so I could use your help in identifying it.

Thank you for your help.

Matthew Kirby

 

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Looks like a silver round to me. A pretty beat up one but still a silver round.

 

Yes, it is not a coin, but a coin shaped silver round. I also do not know which bullion company made it.

 

Well, Still one ounce of silver. That is collectible and will have buyer any day of the week.

 

Did you weigh it?

 

Wow.

Is that... is that some of the Seven Dwarves behind Liberty?

 

Kind of neat , but I have no idea who made it , usually they'll have a name or mark . Approximate worth $17+ .

 

Wonder if it's an old Silver Towne design?

 

Tommy look up Saint Gaudens Silver Round

 

They did have some funky designs .

 

I'm thinking 1970's, I am having a hard time finding a match

 

It's not a coin. It's a privately made silver round. These generally trade at bullion.

 

By the way, if someone saw images of that and still did not know what it was then I would be quite wary of any of their numismatic knowledge.

 

I will give you $20 for it

 

I'm with CHUCK, $20.01 for the cool silver round.....

 

I would like a better photo to check out the dwarfs ... $22

 

Damn, my budget busted at 21.50 LOl

 

It is a silver round, and not a coin. Haven't seen this particular one before, any number of different companies may have manufactured it. I would guess that it is probably not one of the bigger firms, as the artwork is very simple. If it were mine, I would keep it as a momento of my father.

 

I would weigh it.

 

The problem with trying to identify a silver round is that for the most part they tend to be anonymous on the manufacturer, and there are well over 10,000 different rounds.