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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Lets.MakeCENTS.Hear?, post: 4115417, member: 108318&quot;]Let&#039;s&nbsp; see&nbsp; here for&nbsp; just&nbsp; one second,&nbsp; please?&nbsp;&nbsp; In meTALIC coinage there is a thing called &quot;being melted down and used for other purchases....namely those Morgan Silver Dollars MINTED IN THOSE MILLIONS OF COINS which were MELTED DOWN by the &quot;hundreds of thousands when the Silver CONTENT exceeded FACE VALUE ?&nbsp; Sooooo, just what happened to those MILLIONS OF DOLLARS?&nbsp; Some of those with the most MINTED are now some of the most RARE since MILLIONS of other coins were melted down or used for other purposes?&nbsp; Now we find....some values in former coins/paper money....when there was NO VALUE to those rare coins....any more?&nbsp; Thinking some cleaver people will have CASHED in on the rarity not only of coins....but also PAPER MONEY with it&#039;s own version of &quot;rarity&quot;....and those PAPER BILLS from 2003 are not so &quot;plentiful&quot; ....No!!! Not anymore....need to change our perpectives on such things which only bring some &quot;VALUE&quot; into our collector&#039;s records and &quot;hidden profits&quot; from those government people who would tax you too on &quot;your secrets of hiding various income too&quot; ? Where before there were MILLIONS OF THOSE in circulation, but far too many simply wore out, unlike metal coinage....paper (dated will not really last all that LONG in general circulation....and so the printing continues on, producing more recent printing of that PAPER MONEY?&nbsp; Crisp is one thing....rarity is just another factor in determining the value of a coin an paper money too?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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