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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Darchangel, post: 1619473, member: 37158&quot;]I&#039;ll assume that question was for me.</p><p><br /></p><p>Info from calgarycoin.com:</p><p><br /></p><p>[TABLE]</p><p>[TR]</p><p>[TD=&quot;align: center&quot;]Starting&nbsp; with 1996 all of the Proof strikes of ten cent coins are of sterling&nbsp; (92.5%) silver at 2.4 grams.&nbsp; Proof-like, specimen and circulation&nbsp; strike coins continue to be pure nickel at 2.07 grams.&nbsp; Because the mint&nbsp; did not create a fully sealed packaging for the proof sets, silver&nbsp; coins in these sets will often have a light golden brown toning,&nbsp; especially around the edges and one should expect these coins to have&nbsp; some of that toning, which can be fairly attractive.</p><p>[/TD]</p><p>[TD=&quot;align: right&quot;][/TD]</p><p>[/TR]</p><p>[/TABLE][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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