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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;flyers10, post: 154366, member: 4589&quot;]&quot;Such listings seem to ignore the fact that for private mints, &quot;silver&quot;</p><p>doesn&#039;t always mean .925 or even .900 silver,let alone .999 silver.</p><p>otherwise you would definitely see &quot;pure , sterling, or coinage&quot; silver</p><p>in the listing. I doubt anyone would list &quot;silver&quot; products without </p><p>having already determined the silver bullion content&quot;</p><p><br /></p><p>Actually you would be surprised how often it happens.&nbsp; As mentioned I won that 12 ounces of silver for 18 bucks shipped.&nbsp; Person did say one coin was 2 ounces but the rest he didn&#039;t.&nbsp; Clearly said .999 silver on the other coins so at the time I got over $120 in silver for $18.</p><p><br /></p><p>Recently won another auction where the person had about $55 in 90 percent silver coin bullion value showing and had 5 rolls of dimes and 1 roll of quarters and said all they knew was the coins where collected before 1970 and they were unsearched.&nbsp; I took a chance and won it for $117.&nbsp; Showing was $55 in silver bullion value coins and $35 face value for a total of $90 showing.&nbsp; So for $27 I took a chance that the rolled coins where silver.&nbsp; Well they were.&nbsp; Ended up getting about $345 in silver for $117.&nbsp; Sometimes you just have to take a chance.&nbsp; It might pay off.&nbsp; Hopefully I can find some info on these coins.&nbsp; I should received them in a few days.&nbsp; I will let the board know how it turns out.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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