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<p>[QUOTE="mkwelbornjr, post: 1117773, member: 17034"]The claim about the silver being from WTC is correct. It sounds good but having silver from WTC is no big deal...there is plenty of silver running around from there and the amount used for plating is a fraction of one silver eagle. </p><p> </p><p>If someone buys these types of items and brings them in a shop asking how much they are worth...thats their problem of not collecting becuase they like them...they only care about making some money. These same people buy proof sets from the US Mint expecting big returns. BUT some of the more interesting NC Mint tributes do bring a premium over issue price on Ebay...which is not always the case...but its not a default "worthless" like coin dealers tell the person that walks in. With a little effort and a good Ebay listing they may very well make a profit. I purchased a replica 1936 proof set, solid silver version, for $49 from NC Mint. One sold on Ebay for $350. Plus the WTC with the FBI reverse which were pulled from the ad in question sell for a premium too. Blanket statements about value do not apply, its all about who, when, where.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="mkwelbornjr, post: 1117773, member: 17034"]The claim about the silver being from WTC is correct. It sounds good but having silver from WTC is no big deal...there is plenty of silver running around from there and the amount used for plating is a fraction of one silver eagle. If someone buys these types of items and brings them in a shop asking how much they are worth...thats their problem of not collecting becuase they like them...they only care about making some money. These same people buy proof sets from the US Mint expecting big returns. BUT some of the more interesting NC Mint tributes do bring a premium over issue price on Ebay...which is not always the case...but its not a default "worthless" like coin dealers tell the person that walks in. With a little effort and a good Ebay listing they may very well make a profit. I purchased a replica 1936 proof set, solid silver version, for $49 from NC Mint. One sold on Ebay for $350. Plus the WTC with the FBI reverse which were pulled from the ad in question sell for a premium too. Blanket statements about value do not apply, its all about who, when, where.[/QUOTE]
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