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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;jolumoga, post: 1723257, member: 41780&quot;]No problem.&nbsp; One thing to keep in mind, tho it may seem obvious, is that junk silver sells for a premium in whatever country the silver comes from.&nbsp; So, for example, German junk silver sells for a premium in Germany, and Spanish junk silver sells for a premium in Spain.&nbsp; One advantage to U.S. junk silver is that it is universally recognized and desired.&nbsp; If you are being offered Canadian junk silver in the U.S., make sure the premium is very low if you are going to buy.&nbsp; I say that because it is not fair for silver to have to rise 20 percent or more for you to recover your cost.&nbsp; So bullion rounds or bars may be preferable to foreign junk silver.&nbsp; I do like foreign coins, but I generally buy them in good condition so that they have at least some numismatic value, and will especially lean toward rarer dates or mints.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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