Besides coinflation... Is there a list of all countries that produced silver coinage and the content

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And years etc? Thanks in advance!

PatAR

Presumably, you've ruled out the Krause Catalogs as they may not meet your criteria of a condensed list.

The only other thing that comes readily to mind is across the street where, from the main page, you can go to Resources > Price Guides > Coin Melt Values & Spot Prices, then select the tab for World Silver Coin Melt Values. They also have tabs for gold, platinum, and palladium. These lists include some of the more commonly encountered 19th and 20th century coins, but are by no means comprehensive.

bronco2078

archived

https://web.archive.org/web/20140203063453/http://currencydebasement.com/high-silver

There is a book I bought on ebay

Silver coin bullion values 1800-2013 by Donald O. Case

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numista

Coin Finder

Thanks Guys!

bronco2078

i looked for the book I mentioned it doesn't seem to exist any more , Ebay helpfully suggested I try donald O' connor

bronco2078

@PatAR said:
Presumably, you've ruled out the Krause Catalogs as they may not meet your criteria of a condensed list.

The only other thing that comes readily to mind is across the street where, from the main page, you can go to Resources > Price Guides > Coin Melt Values & Spot Prices, then select the tab for World Silver Coin Melt Values. They also have tabs for gold, platinum, and palladium. These lists include some of the more commonly encountered 19th and 20th century coins, but are by no means comprehensive.

NGC is annoying though. Many the time I go to input something and it says it doesn't exist . Its a poorly executed tool , especially if you know the coin exists . Numismaster used to have a find my coin page but i think its a dead link now

bronco2078

actually the hated amazon appears to have a different edition of the book. Its basically pages of tables , countries from A-Z very extensize

https://www.amazon.com/Silver-Coin-Pricing-Guide-1800-2000/dp/1466324279

bronco2078

the first link I posted which is only an archived version used to be great , they had a gold coin page and a copper and nickle page too, and maybe I think obsolete coins that were still convertible .

291fifth

Get an early edition of the Krause world coin catalog ... the editions where they go back into the early years for all counties. I have a copy of the 1986 two volume hardbound edition that I still use quite frequently. The valuations in the early editions will be badly out of date but they have metal content in detail as well as mintage data.

coinkat

Along with Donald O'Connor, did Ebay suggest and include Francis the Talking Mule?