Yep, its an MA. Get your point and see some JMs as well. Tricky.
But I see even MA have a good selling price, so I'll see how it goes when spot spikes up and will let you know. I'll put a watch on several different ones in the chain to see what they actually sell for.
Gladly sell off one once to get two ounces in return. But any good deal balances that I was a bit overcharged for the 90%.
I believe I have Statue of Liberty bars produced for MTB by JM and Metal Arts and they are very similar. I can't remember if I have such a bar by Engelhard, but I don't recall so. I don't know the values of them but they are very beautiful bars and Metal Arts does usually command a premium.
Nice catch!
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In a previous thread, member jfoot13 shared this info. "The "MA" below the .999 stamp on reverse refers to Medallic Art of Nevada who minted these bars from JM, Engelhard silver or in this case privately obtained or existing stock for retail distributor Monfra, Tordella & Brooks of New York.
I regret having sold the 1/10 Au round...
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Thank all of you guys so much for having and sharing all this knowledge.
I can't believe it but in a totally different shop today, I got that liberty silver coin, with the 1986 mark on the back, however 1986 centennial in tiny letters on the front.
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Does yours have the "MA" mark on it, or another mark? Can we get a shot of the back?
--Severian the Lame
But I see even MA have a good selling price,
so I'll see how it goes when spot spikes up and will let you know. I'll put a watch
on several different ones in the chain to see what they actually sell for.
Gladly sell off one once to get two ounces in return. But any good deal balances that I was
a bit overcharged for the 90%.
Nice catch!
"Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you." -Luke 11:9
"Hear, O Israel: The LORD our God is one LORD: And thou shalt love the LORD thy God with all thine heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy might." -Deut. 6:4-5
"For the LORD is our judge, the LORD is our lawgiver, the LORD is our king; He will save us." -Isaiah 33:22
In a previous thread, member jfoot13 shared this info.
"The "MA" below the .999 stamp on reverse refers to Medallic Art of Nevada who minted these bars from JM, Engelhard silver or in this case privately obtained or existing stock for retail distributor Monfra, Tordella & Brooks of New York.
I regret having sold the 1/10 Au round...
I can't believe it but in a totally different shop today, I got that liberty silver coin,
with the 1986 mark on the back, however 1986 centennial in tiny letters on the front.
That and 2, Littleton sealed BU ASEs for $94.
--Severian the Lame