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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;easj3699, post: 1536954, member: 40095&quot;]90% &quot;junk&quot; is usually just that.&nbsp; common pre &#039;65 american coinage.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; sometimes you can get some nice stuff,&nbsp;&nbsp; like today i bought some uncirculated&nbsp; 1962 franklins at melt.&nbsp; &nbsp; i will put those in a tube and let them sit.&nbsp; &nbsp; sometimes i find barber dimes and quarters at melt as well.&nbsp;&nbsp; most of the time i have bought it throughout the years it is anywhere between almost good to extra fine but no matter what the grade it is worth the same because there are usually no special dates.&nbsp;&nbsp; when i just buy junk i usually just put it in a zip lock bag.&nbsp; it doesnt need to be treated special.&nbsp;&nbsp; every now and then when i go through my stuff ill put some quarters and dimes in my hand and just shake them around a little (might get negative thoughts on that) but i enjoy the sound of it, i like knowing i am saving/investing/collecting.&nbsp; &nbsp; i wouldnt trade in all of your bu bullion&nbsp; &nbsp; but if you are buying 5 oz&#039;s at a time&nbsp; will it hurt to buy 4 oz&#039;s and a buck fifty in 90%?</p><p><br /></p><p>back to your original post,&nbsp; what did you pay $20 over spot for?&nbsp;&nbsp; a panda or a lunar?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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