Russian Silver

WillardStiles

So a few weeks ago my brother, who I worked for, business started to take a nose dive. He couldn't pay any of us but knowing that I liked coins he offered me some Russian silver coins he had. I guess our father had bought them for him when he went to college back in 94'. I took a look and said "sure, we'll call them 10.00 a piece for a total of 200.00" towards what he owed me. My intention is to sell them as I don't collect foreign coins. I started doing some research online and didn't find out too much about them. I found one guy on eBay selling one for 30.99 and I found this: http://www.pandaamerica.com/details.asp?item=1060&grp=1&categ=41 He's got them for 52.00 a piece.

Do any of you guys know anything about them and what their actual value is?

Picture is in the link by the way.

Thanks
Dave

WillardStiles

Anybody?

laurentyvan

Welcome aboard! Didn't find your link to work- could you give us another?

WillardStiles

<< <i>Welcome aboard! Didn't find your link to work- could you give us another? >>



That's strange.

http://www.pandaamerica.com/details.asp?item=1060&grp=1&categ=41

Hussulo

http://www.pandaamerica.com/details.asp?item=1060&grp=1&categ=41

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spoon

If they're dated from the 1990s they of course fall in the category of "modern stuff". But many of those can fetch prices well above the $10 you guys called it at. There were quite a few silver commemorative pieces made in that timeframe but they don't often come up for sale online for whatever reason (as is the case with many world coins). So because of that folks can act like vultures when they do come up for sale and drive the prices up to a decent level.

But coin markets aside, silver is at $14.34 as I type this!

spoon

Oddly, I don't see that type listed in my 2006 Krause even though it's denominated? I was just watching a gold version of that coin on ebay the other day??