Unboxing - 90% Silver
kennytpez
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My dad ordered some 90% silver from Amagi Metals and it arrived today. Here is my unboxing video.
Unboxing Video - 90% Silver
Unboxing Video - 90% Silver
Kenny
20 year old ANA District Representative and life member.
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20 year old ANA District Representative and life member.
2019 ANA Young Numismatist of the Year
I wish more kids would join the hobby.
Numismatics with Kenny youtube channel - Click here to visit & subscribe
Click Here to Visit My Numismatic eBay store - Over 2000 listings
Click Here to Visit My Numismatic Blog/Vlog - Daily numismatic news/stories from most of the major numismatic news and journal's RSS feeds
Click Here to Visit my Numismatic Twitter page
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bob
BST Transactions (as the seller): Collectall, GRANDAM, epcjimi1, wondercoin, jmski52, wheathoarder, jay1187, jdsueu, grote15, airplanenut, bigole
Looks like fun and some pretty nice quarters in there.
Working on a Dansco is a fun project with those, though I suspect you've already put that into consideration..
Thanks for sharing!
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Commems and Early Type
That 1935 is in better condition than is typical. You also had some 40s issues that were in VF+.
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20 year old ANA District Representative and life member.
2019 ANA Young Numismatist of the Year
I wish more kids would join the hobby.
Numismatics with Kenny youtube channel - Click here to visit & subscribe
Click Here to Visit My Numismatic eBay store - Over 2000 listings
Click Here to Visit My Numismatic Blog/Vlog - Daily numismatic news/stories from most of the major numismatic news and journal's RSS feeds
Click Here to Visit my Numismatic Twitter page
<< <i>Nice to see someone have fun with coins >>
I agree, you are the future of our hobby!
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Collect 18th & 19th Century US Type Coins, Silver Dollars, $20 Gold Double Eagles and World Crowns & Talers with High Eye Appeal
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I remember the same level of excitement when I was 8 or 9, and spent hours laying on the floor of my grandparents' house, searching thru their loose change to fill blue Whitman penny and nickel folders. I remember looking forward to our long walks to "Smelter's Row" in Philly, where I could literally spend HOURS searching thru coffee cans loaded to the brim with silver coins of all types, looking for specific dates/mintmarks to fill holes in my Whitman folders....
Back then, 4x face for silver at the smelters was EXPENSIVE for me on next to no allowance, but I almost completed my Merc, Roosie, and Washies folders that way! I wasn't smart enough back then to go after earlier series like Walkers/Barbers/SLQ's, or halves/dollars. I sure wish I had!!
Later on, I'd search thru bank rolls and the register drawers at the retailers I worked for, and come up with a few IHC's and silver dimes/quarters/halves, but for the most part, by then, the glory days of silver in change had passed, as clad was king!
If I'd only known back then! I didn't even save any silver dollars that may have still been around on our cross-country trip that included Vegas and the "Silver Dollar" and "Million Dollar" Bars in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.....
The excitement returned somewhat when the Internet & eBay hit the scene, and I expanded my interests and trading partners as well. But I haven't since had the pure excitement of the search like I did back as a kid, unfortunately. I can't remember the last time I actually filled an old hole vs just keeping up with current releases - - and it's just not the same!
These days, I'm pretty sure the companies offering such scrap metal look thru them quickly first for key dates. So I figure that, after a while, it becomes an expensive hobby at 10, 12, 16, etc times face to look for just a few dates that might pop up. And that saddens me.
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