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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;scouter35, post: 1397747, member: 33430&quot;]Hello all, </p><p>I recently paid a visit to my local coin shop, to pck up some supplies and fill some holes in my lincoln wheat cent album. The owner had a tray of junk silver, so I asked to look at it and got into a conversation. He apologized to me for the tray being almost empty. I started wondering to myself when he continued, &quot; just yesterday we sent out a batch to be <b>melted down&quot;</b>. Long story short, some places are allowed to melt 90% coins as bullion. This means all of the mintage numbers are messed up, but also, the value of certain dates go up because of supply and demand. So, am I crazy, or is this actually allowed?:rollling:</p><p><br /></p><p>Thanks,</p><p>scouter35[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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