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The 1995-W was sold and distributed under very different circumstances. It was only available as an "extra" coin in that year's Gold Eagle 4-coin proof set, priced at $999. The set was… (View Post)

The history of 90% junk silver shows the answer to your question. Several times in the past, when the price of silver rose beyond a certain point, more and more people decided to cash out their "… (View Post)

Melt value of a $2.5 Indian is about $182. Melting might be the most profitable option as it saves time and hassle, and avoids auction fees. (View Post)

I think .9167 is the fineness of modern Gold Eagles. (View Post)

The category "90% junk silver" has been around for decades. I guess we can now add a new category, "90% junk gold". (View Post)