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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;1970 Silver Art, post: 1175452, member: 18828&quot;]There is a big collectors premium on Coca-Cola silver art bars but the best way to obtain that collector&#039;s premium , you have to sell those on ebay there are silver art bar collectors that are willing to pay a &quot;collector&#039;s&quot; premium on ebay.&nbsp;&nbsp; Coca-Cola silver art bars have done very well on ebay in the past.&nbsp; I will be very conservative here and say that you can probably fetch a winning bid that is between $10 to $15 over spot.&nbsp; So with a current spot of just over $35.60/oz, you can expect to get between $45.60 to $50.60 for that 1980 Coca-Cola-Jackson,TN silver art bar.&nbsp; You are better off selling these on ebay IMO.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>As for the 1973 Labor Day silver art bar, you will get less for that since that is a common-minted &#039;70&#039;s silver art bar. Maybe a winning bid that is about $5 to $7 over spot with current spot price of $35.60.&nbsp; Holiday themed bars such as Labor Day, Independence Day, Christmas, and Thanksgivng are very common silver art bars and they do not carry a large collector&#039;s premium over spot on ebay.&nbsp; You might want to do a search on ebay to see what these Holiday themed bars are going for on ebay before you decide to put yours on ebay because the prices can vary.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>The 1972 &quot;Universaro&quot; silver round will get about whatever .999 generic silver rounds are selling on ebay at the moment. No much rarity value in those and therefore you will not get a big premium on them.&nbsp; You are probably better off selling those locally because after ebay and paypal fees are deducted,&nbsp; you will probably get you close to what the local dealer could offer you.&nbsp; It depends on what you originally paid for them.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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