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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Numismania, post: 1230158, member: 28971&quot;]I&#039;ll wait till they are priced lower on the &#039;bay.&nbsp; These have NO marking of the silver content.&nbsp; This can, and will, make them less &#039;liquid&#039; IF you intended on selling them as silver IF silver hits, hypothetically, $100 an oz.&nbsp; The same thing happened to the Bicentennial medals the Mint issued in &#039;74...no markings at all.&nbsp; I&#039;ve seen those medals on ebay, with sellers stating they are anywhere from 40%, .900, and .925 sterling.&nbsp; It will make it very difficult, as the buyers of silver don&#039;t want to take the time to test it to see.&nbsp;&nbsp; Though, there is no &#039;clad&#039; evident in these medals (discounting the 40% claims), you really don&#039;t know what it is.&nbsp; The Bicentennial medals don&#039;t even have the purity in the COA....but I doubt that makes a difference, without it on the medal itself, silver buyers WILL pass on them.</p><p><br /></p><p>As a collectible, to keep, I&#039;ll still wait for lower prices on the &#039;bay.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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