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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Rassi, post: 1632869, member: 22149&quot;]I was able to go thru the info on Coinflation the other day and make myself a &quot;cheat sheet&quot; for ebay and other junk silver offers where I can plug in the number of coins at a certain type level, the current spot silver price and it&#039;ll tell me the value of the group based on their metal content (silver only).&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>I noticed the point about the random lots of silver coins in groups of ounces of coins on ebay - easy to fall for that one, both the &quot;standard&quot; ounces vs. troy ounces as well as the ones that throw in a lot of war nickels to fill up a lot of the weight with non-silver content.&nbsp; I quickly started avoiding even looking at those auctions altogether, but when I do bother looking at them, I have a pricing cheat-sheet that shows me relative price-points for both &quot;standard&quot; ounces and troy ounces.</p><p><br /></p><p>So I know how to easily check to see if a deal is a fair one or not if someone, for example tells me they want, $300 for 25 Franklin halves.&nbsp; I know spot silver is currently about $31.78, each Franklin has 0.3617 troy silver in it, so that&#039;s 9.0425 oz troy, or $287.37 roughly... so on silver content alone, they&#039;re a tad high....</p><p><br /></p><p>Is there a similar &quot;formula&quot; I can use for &quot;face-value&quot; pricing???[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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