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I would buy any 999 fine one Troy ounce silver coins issued by a major first-world mint based on price as close to melt as possible. I like ASE's but they usually carry a higher premium that you… (View Post)

The so-called "pee trail" is in very shallow relief and I wouldn't expect it to be still visible on such a well worn coin. (View Post)

The vast majority of gold collectors and coin dealers agree with you. I tolerate minor copper spots if they don't adversely affect eye appeal too much. (View Post)

It's definitely worth getting professionally graded and slabbed by one of the major grading services.. (View Post)

> That's a 1975 set. In 1975, the mint made the bicentennial coins with the 1976 date. (View Post)