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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Slyfox279, post: 2974574, member: 92678&quot;]So by your logic if silver spot went below $8 it’d be a coin again?</p><p>It’s a coin cause technically I could exchange it at stores since it has legal face value and is therefore legal currency protect by their governments.&nbsp; My copper round isn’t a coin it has no face value and isn’t government protected.&nbsp; Both rounds and coins are bullion. Coins can be worth more then rounds though. Which is why my ase will sell for more then a sunshine round.&nbsp; I dont know what Tim hortons is, but no not currently but silver is worth more, but technically I could. But they put low face value to detir people from spending them. But wasn’t silver $4.57 only 15 years ago so so? So back in $2003 was a Canadian maple leaf with face value of $5 a coin to you? I’d still not spent it lol.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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