And thank you for being FIRST to comment, @stokjockey! The bag got so heavy from the last time I took it out, hehehe. There are many naysayers about US COnstitutional coins. I dunno, but I think that they are the best ones to have. Just like the Morgans and Peace Dollars, these really feel more like money, than bullion silver.
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It all Melts in the Long Run......just have some of Both
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Why melt these coins? I cannot understand that concept! Assuming there is the reset, these coins will be the medium of exchange, because they are real money. No need for others. Melt the bars and rounds, and make them into these once again... as circulating legal tender money, not bullion silver.
That is a long conversation. I could explain it.
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INDEED! 👍
In short, @silversaver888, they MAY be melted, but not necessarily. In 1980 when Silver hit $50ozT, they were melting NUMIs and collectibles of all types, because Melt Value exceeded Collector Value. We expect a much higher melt in the future, it will be triple digits AT LEAST! $350ozT is a reasonable number, that is the floor value for reclaiming silver traces from electronics and landfills.
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