No highlights, but I made 2x the cost of my gas.[ATTACH]
Sunday was a go. First silver of the year and a dollar coin so a good hunt in the frigid tundra of 2026. The first site I pop the dollar coin....
I only hit a few spots and the ground is frozen, but I still pulled up a dollar coin, a silver medallion and some other swag. I was going to go...
Why is their such a spread on spot between Kitco and APMEX? Either way face value for 90% coins is now 68.
The problem with the current grading system is not the 70 point max, but the fact that all coins, all issues, all dates are not all graded on the...
To me mint state means it should look the day it was struck. Uncirculated and full luster. Way too many coins that circulated and have scratches...
Another disaster. Although the final target was a dollar coin.[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
The one in my book was nice. It even toned a little after 25 years. But this one had less nicks, and better luster. I kept the old one anyway. I...
I got skunked as usual. (W's. S's, silver, etc.) But I had 4 upgrades. Jovita Idar, there were a large number of very nice ones in these rolls...
Came back to right around 90. 65x face for 90% silver coins. I have 85 Rosies I want to move at around 59x face. I bet I can't get more than 50,...
Not saying this has tungsten, but tungsten and gold density are very similar, if you use water displacement, if the coin had a tungsten core and a...
I asked for the dates, because I wanted to see if the other ones were thinner, but they are all the same weight 7.9881g. Because it is noticeably...
Well it should weigh 7.9881g. If anything, you would expect it to be a tiny bit lighter not heavier. Although it's not off by much, the scale...
Down a little just under 65x face for silver coin melt value
Hard to say without seeing them in hand. XF/AU XF/AU VF/XF VF/XF VF
Current silver melt value for Morgans is 71.50
I lived in Tucson in 1980-81, 89. They didn't even have to show a new weather report every night on the news. 99, 99, 99, 99, 97 wear a sweater,...
Oh I see they are almost the size of a small orange. 20.9 troy oz each.
They don't look like silver. However, silver was $1.29 an ounce in 1965, and there wouldn't be much extra profit in faking it with another metal.
67x face for 90% silver coins. The good news my metal detecting silver is over $1350 and the gold is just over $3000.
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