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<p>[QUOTE="coin dog, post: 5135536, member: 77583"]Before March of this year, I frequented my LCS, who allows me to sort through bags of half dollars, quarters and dimes. That is where I would get most of them. Some I would pick up at small coin shows. I picked up some of my Barber halves for about $7.50 each on another forum‘s BST earlier this summer. But I looked at pictures of the halves before I bought them. I usually do not buy large quantities at one time, and am very selective. I have bought circulated rolls in the past without checking them, and was disappointed with some of them being cleaned, damaged or very common date coins. I know some will say silver is silver, but I disagree. I want my silver to be both pleasing looking, as well as a store of value. If it is beat up or ugly, I pass. I have picked up many very nice semi key silver coins at junk prices. </p><p><br /></p><p>I have for the most part, but not totally, stopped buying 90% silver for the time being. Reason: I think it is currently too expensive. But, I still look for, at the right price, common date, problem free circulated Morgan and Peace dollars.</p><p><br /></p><p>I have acquired these kind of coins at many different places over the years. Dealers and shows come and go. I even have some from back in the mid 60’s when the coins were changed from silver to cupronickel coins. I complete one tube, and start a new one. And the hunt continues.</p><p>[ATTACH=full]1204997[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="coin dog, post: 5135536, member: 77583"]Before March of this year, I frequented my LCS, who allows me to sort through bags of half dollars, quarters and dimes. That is where I would get most of them. Some I would pick up at small coin shows. I picked up some of my Barber halves for about $7.50 each on another forum‘s BST earlier this summer. But I looked at pictures of the halves before I bought them. I usually do not buy large quantities at one time, and am very selective. I have bought circulated rolls in the past without checking them, and was disappointed with some of them being cleaned, damaged or very common date coins. I know some will say silver is silver, but I disagree. I want my silver to be both pleasing looking, as well as a store of value. If it is beat up or ugly, I pass. I have picked up many very nice semi key silver coins at junk prices. I have for the most part, but not totally, stopped buying 90% silver for the time being. Reason: I think it is currently too expensive. But, I still look for, at the right price, common date, problem free circulated Morgan and Peace dollars. I have acquired these kind of coins at many different places over the years. Dealers and shows come and go. I even have some from back in the mid 60’s when the coins were changed from silver to cupronickel coins. I complete one tube, and start a new one. And the hunt continues. [ATTACH=full]1204997[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]
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