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Question by Dene V: Is it true that the 1943 wheat penny (silver) is rare and/ or possibly worth money?
I found a (silver) 1943 wheat penny,and I was told it was very rare and may be worth money.I was also told it was made of silver during the war because there was a shortage of copper.I was also wondering were i might be able to find more info.
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Answer by tacos
I don't think it is silver
yes it is rare, but not that rare. you can find them at any coin shop
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1943 Silver Colored Penny Roll - Circulated
1943 Silver Lincoln Wheat Penny
1943 US Lincoln Wheat Penny bu silver color
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Question by Tabby: Is my copper and silver dime worth anything?
I have a dime that is copper and silver its from 1985. do you know if its worth anything? also I have a nickel that was printed off center from 1988
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Answer by grannybce
your dime is worth ten cents
go to a coin collector to ask about your nickle
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1960 Choice Proof Silver Roosevelt Dime US Coin
1914 SILVER BARBER DIME FAST SHIPPING #6640
1914D SILVER BARBER DIME FAST SHIPPING #6609
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Question by jam g: silver coins?
Hi i was wondering can anyone help me out on how to find out how much a coin is worth? its a silver coin from the year 1888. My mother had it and one of her family members took it and sold it so we would like to know where on the internet can we find out how much that coin is worth. PLEASE WRITE BACK ASAP THANK YOU
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Answer by ipolkadot
I have sold silver coins successfully on Ebay.
Check Ebay to see how much that coin is going for, and the condition etc......
You WILL find the value there.
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INDIA 1800 YEARS OLD KING GUPTA SILVER RARE COIN 6
CYPRUS 1996 SILVER COMMEMORATIVE COIN PAPHOS METROPOLIS
US COINS 1963 UNOPENED SILVER PROOF Set LAST FRANKLIN!
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Question by Adel: Where are good places to look for silver coins?
It seems like silver quarters/dimes are almost impossible to find in circulation these days. Do you think that looking through quarter rolls from banks is worth it? Is it possible that someone working in the bank can actually filter out the silver coins, making it impossible to find any in the rolls? I'm an amateur numismatist, and so far I've found only 1 silver quarter in high school (about 6 years ago) from 1943 and my brother came across a '64 recently and gave it to me. And the other day I found a silver dime from '47 in a roll-it sounds nice when you drop it on a countertop. I'd like to collect more, and don't have deep pockets to buy them from eBay, coin dealers, etc. What I want is to find them in circulation or anywhere or at face value - and please don't reply to tell me that's impossible, too bad, etc., because I do understand that most of these coins have been hoarded before I was born.
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Answer by Dr Dee
In pawn shops maybe.
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Question by xx3: Is It Illegal To Melt Old US Silver Coins?
I have a lot of old morgan dollars, peace dollars, dimes, quarters etc. I would like to have a few silver rings made from the silver content. Is it illegal to melt old US coins?
these are junk coins that I bought in a lot for really cheap. I am a coin collector and have exaples in mint state condition.
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Answer by Libs R Poopyheads
that's what happened to all the pre 1964 coins
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US COINS 1963 UNOPENED SILVER PROOF Set LAST FRANKLIN!
US MINT 1880 S MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR SLAB COIN NGC MS67
1907 O Good Barber Liberty Head Silver Quarter US Coin
Originally posted 2010-08-02 10:58:33. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
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Question by lynz_viola: Attention numismatists and investors: Does tarnish negatively affect the value of silver coins?
I bought silver coins recently and some of the plastic slips they came in are not air tight. I am afraid that they may tarnish over time and their value will be affected negatively. Currently they are in nearly perfect uncirculated condition.
If the value of the coins would be harmed from tarnish I would like to preserve them with some type of casing or other product that would protect them. Thanks in advance!
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Answer by richard t
sometimes .it is called a patina.............then it is good.........
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Canada lot of $4.50 face value of 800 fine silver coin
Bag of Mixed 90% Silver Coins $10.00 Face Value
Lot of US 90%silver coins, Face Value $4.75 Plz read
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Question by Delvala: What is the value of a silver quarter from 1950?
I found a pure silver (or at least, I think it's mostly silver?) quarter dated to 1950. Someone told me that they stopped making quarters like that around 1965, so I figured my quarter may be worth something to collectors.
Anyone know what that approximate value may be, and how I would go about selling it to someone (besides eBay)?
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Answer by gofetch29
only the silver value probably about a buck
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($20.00 FACE VALUE) 25c Washington SILVER Quarters!!
$1 Face Value (4) 90% Silver Quarters (3) Wash (1) Lib
166 Silver Quarters, $41.50 Face Value - 90% Silver
Originally posted 2010-07-19 21:49:21. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
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Question by Eclipse Girl: Can anyone tell me how much I could sell these Mexican Coins for?
1948 5 pesos 30g Mexican Silver Coin
1987 Juarez Mexican Silver Coin
??? Thanks
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Answer by liberty 911
A 1948 Mexican 5 Pesos contains 0.8681 troy ounces of silver which is currently worth about US, and the coin is worth only slightly more than that. 1987 Mexican 50 Pesos is only worth US even if like new. These are retail prices, and a coin dealer would pay wholesale prices. The Mexican Peso was devalued in 1993, so the coins would be worthless as currency if you tried to spend them in Mexico today. I hope that helps.
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1948 Mexico, 5 Pesos Uncirculated Silver Coin, #121
1948 Mexico, 5 Pesos Uncirculated Silver Coin, #122
1948 Mexico, 5 Pesos Uncirculated Silver Coin, #123
Originally posted 2010-07-30 08:35:37. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
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Question by J0J: I am wanting to start a silver collection and I would like to know what this means?
I am interested in starting a silver collection and I have decided that my first purchase will be a bag of "junk" silver and I cannot come to a conclusion on which is the price. Can someone help!
Bag Size Face Purity Silver P*
Full Bag ,000 90% 715 oz 0
Which is the Price? 00 or 0? What does the term Face mean and what does P* mean?
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Answer by SVOMAN
this explains most of it, but not bags...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silver_as_an_investment
I would ask the seller..
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90% SILVER SURVIVAL BAGS COINS JUNK WILL SOAR TO $25
Originally posted 2010-06-05 03:05:06. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
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Question by scienceguy: If I had 50.00mL of saturated silver sulfate solution, when evaporated leaving 0.25g of silver sulfate what is?
If I had 50.00mL of saturated silver sulfate solution, when evaporated leaving 0.25g of silver sulfate what is the
a) Amount of silver sulfate in the 50ml sample: .25g?
b) molar solubility of silver sulfate
c)molar concentration of silver ion in saturated solution
d) molar concentration of sulfate ion in saturated solution
e) what is ksp expression of silver sulfate and how do i calculate it
Thanks for all the help guys 
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Answer by Trevor H
a) correct - 0.25g This does not agree with my solubility table for solubiity of Ag2SO4 My list says a saturated solution will contain 0.6g Ag2SO4 per 50ml saturated solution. I will use your figures.
Molar mass Ag2SO4 =311.799 g/mol
b) You have 0.25g in 50ml. How much in 1000ml? 1000/50*0.25 =5g
This is 5.0/311.799 = 0.0160mol per litre. Which is the molar solubility.
c) Ag2 = 107.87*2 = 215.74.
Molar conc. of Ag ions = 215.74/311.799*0.0160 = 0.011mol/litre
d)Molar conc. of SO4 ions = 92.066/311.799*0.016 = 0.00493 mol/litre
e) Ag2SO4 (s) → 2 Ag+ (aq) + SO4 2¯ (aq)
Ksp = [Ag+]² * [SO4 2¯ ]
Ksp = (0.011)² * (0.00493)
Ksp = 5.965 * 10^-7
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1936-D Walking Liberty Half NGC AU50 Silver AU 50
BRITISH ROYAL MINT SILVER KILO D DAY COMMEM 50 POUND
1961 D Franklin Silver Half Dollar 50 Cent US Coin#1272
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