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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;2schnauzers2luv, post: 1064274, member: 26161&quot;]Recently here in Oregon, I have seen it selling for 21-22 times face.&nbsp; The way I calculate the true value is to take 1 dollar of coins.&nbsp; 10 dimes, 4 quarters or 2 halves.&nbsp; Use the number .72 and multiply it by the current spot price for silver.&nbsp; Example for 2 1964 Kennedy halves at Fridays closing silver price 12-24-2010.&nbsp; .72 X 29.28= $21.08&nbsp; For Morgan dollars and Peace dollars each, use the number .77&nbsp; Remember, it must be $1 worth of coins.&nbsp; With the dimes, quarters and halves the .72 remains constant and does not change.&nbsp; Only the spot price number changes from day to day.&nbsp; Same for Morgans and Peace dollars, the .77 remains constant and does not change.&nbsp; The .72 represents 72% of an ounce of silver.&nbsp; The .77 is 77% of an ounce of silver.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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