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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Michael K, post: 3629032, member: 78298&quot;]When you take coins and attach them to the spoon, they won&#039;t have coin value.</p><p>There is silver value. It might have value as a spoon to a collector.</p><p>As for the copper it either has some damage (verdigris) or those discolorations could be the leftovers from cleaning with certain solvents/ chemicals. If it was not in that shape then .20 cents.</p><p>The 1924 3 pence has a .65 cents silver melt value. If it was not attached to the spoon NGC has it listed at $27. But they are high and $10-$15 is probably closer.</p><p>Removing it from the spoon will not get you that price anymore.</p><p>The 1927 florin has a melt value of $5.56. If it was not attached to the spoon</p><p>As much as $20, but again $15 is more likely, and removing it will only get you</p><p>melt value.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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