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09-30-2011, 03:14 PM
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thats what I figured
Am I right in assuming some people are buying these old coins for their melted value so even if the price of silver drops they could have potential long-term value due to scarcity plus the silver content? Or is that not really a big issue.
Like I said, I'm not a big coin collector, they have no stats or cigarette advertisement on the back so I have no problem getting rid of them if someone thinks this is just a high point. Maybe you know Barry, has silver reached this level before? One of the good things about selling is I don't follow stuff like silver prices at all so if the prices skyrocketed after I sold I probably wouldn't even know 
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