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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;buddy16cat, post: 1464478, member: 37356&quot;]<b>You can find great stuff in junk silver sometimes.</b></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Sure, you get some great stuff in junk silver.&nbsp; The Barber quarter to&nbsp; the left almost has full liberty although cleaned.&nbsp; The Walker below was&nbsp; also in the junk bin.&nbsp; You don&#039;t have worry about all these &quot;problems&quot;&nbsp; when you buy junk silver.&nbsp; Since the coin I posted is already &quot;heavily&nbsp; cleaned&quot; I may clean it.&nbsp; Why leave it like that if it is a problem coin.&nbsp; If&nbsp; people told me I could only get melt for it, I would throw it in a&nbsp; jewelry cleaner, than some bleach, then use sandpaper on it, smack it with hammer, and create a&nbsp; hole through the head.&nbsp; Same with the SL below I bought because it had&nbsp; nice details for $23.&nbsp; If that was worth junk it would get the same.&nbsp;&nbsp; But anyhow, that is why I like the junk silver at the local PM dealer as&nbsp; oppose to this collector crap and all of these &quot;problems&quot;.&nbsp; If I like&nbsp; something I buy it but with junk silver you can&#039;t go wrong so I simply&nbsp; am not buying another coin over spot and a slight premium. I also bought coins out of the book for around the same prices since they weren&#039;t priced in a while.&nbsp; But as&nbsp; I mentioned, I&#039;ll never buy anything but junk silver close to spot&nbsp; again.&nbsp; If you get a good coin, great. If not, you always have the&nbsp; silver content.&nbsp; Of course the best deal is the 14 silver dimes I found&nbsp; searching rolls including two mercury dimes, those were $1.40.</p><p>[ATTACH]183361.vB[/ATTACH][ATTACH]183362.vB[/ATTACH][ATTACH]183364.vB[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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