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Message:: [QUOTE="Elapid, post: 1395893, member: 28594"]The ASE (American Silver Eagle) is probably the easiest to sell as it is well known and respected in the Unites States and for a good part around the world.  Some of the premium you pay when buying you can recover part of when selling, by getting straight spot for them or maybe a little over spot.  Generic rounds you pay less of a premium for but will end up selling at some percentage below spot.  Maple Leaves have the advantage of that extra purity .9999 which is needed in some applications like solar panels. And then there's cull 90%, I don't like calling then scrap, pre 65 silver coins that have their own value as they are also well known in the community and come in fractions.  I have all of the above with the most being ASE's and Maple Leaves.  I think all in all everything would wash out even with the sale.  But that's only my opinion.[/QUOTE]