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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cougartech67, post: 1436521, member: 37951&quot;]Hello Everyone at Coin Talk.&nbsp; This is my first post, so I hope that I am doing things correctly.&nbsp; Recently I was providing some free computer tech support to a close friend.&nbsp; He wanted to pay me something so he gave me some silver coins that was given to him from his father many years ago.&nbsp; My friend said that he belived the coins were silver.&nbsp; They do have a silver feel and look to them but I know silver coins from collecting the US Mint Silver Eagles and other .999 rounds and these coins seem different.&nbsp; Perhaps they are silver clad? or some other type of metal composition.&nbsp; So here is the information that I have.&nbsp; I was given 7 of these coins.&nbsp; 4 of them on the front say, Merry Christmas 1995, and have Normal Rockwell written in very small lettering on the lower right side of the front coin side.&nbsp; On the back of these 4 coins is says, &quot;a limited collector&#039;s edition&quot;, and also says, &quot;For Someone Special&quot; in a bit larger and fancy font style.&nbsp; On the bottom of the back side also says &quot;congratulations&quot; in small lettering.&nbsp; The other 3 coins have a Jewish Dreidel? type christmas top/toy design on those coins, but the back side is the same as the other 4 christmas / santa claus style coins.&nbsp; The edge of all 7 coins is riged? and they look like silver coins, but I have no idea now much silver content they are and/or are they Silver Clad coins.&nbsp; Does anyone have an idea of what these coins are made of? or what they are worth? Photos of the coins are included.&nbsp;&nbsp; Has anyone seen these types of coins before.&nbsp; I cannot find them anyone online.&nbsp; All replies and information given is most appreciated.&nbsp; Sincerely, Ron.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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