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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;AlexN2coins2004, post: 1041698, member: 19049&quot;]I know that junk silver and buillion are 2 different animals but they are priced by the spot price also just like buillion junk silver&#039;s composition is well known or if some people don&#039;t know a quick few minutes on google can explain it. I&#039;m not trying to &quot;pollute&quot; this thread or steer anyone toward buying junk silver either... but most junk silver is just that junk it&#039;s not valued on numismatic value it&#039;s valued on the known amount of silver in it and it&#039;s like how ASE&#039;s and maple leafs are... made by governments and of known purity... it may not sell at exactly spot price or have a premium on it like ASE&#039;s but if the silver spot price is at $20 or $200/oz you can bet junk silver isn&#039;t very far behind in price...</p><p><br /></p><p>also about the grading aspect and I don&#039;t mean MS 69 or MS 70&#039;s either... but about if you have a 1964 quarter and a 1986 ASE and both are in say G-4 condition (and yes I&#039;ve actually seen an ASE like that too... it was kinda sad...) wouldn&#039;t the wear off of metal count against both coins? or unless people are just plain silly or don&#039;t know much about silver or junk quarters from 1964 and older are based value wise on where the price of silver is&nbsp; (with the exemption of key date and semi key dates) I seriously doubt anyone would use an ASE or junk silver for face value unless the price of silver took a nosedive to make it worth while[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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