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Source: Some 25 cents 1967 coins were produced with 80% silver in it, while others with only 50%. Specifications Alloy: 1) 80% silver, 20% copper, 2) 50% silver, 50% copper Weight: 5.83 grams Diameter : 23.88 mm Engraver: Obverse: Arnold Machin, Walter Ott, Reverse: Alex colville, Myron...

I pulled this off of the Kitco website forum: by Holy_Peanuts may explain milk spots? Milky Maple info from RCM rep Hi everyone, I just had a little chat with a representative from the RCM. It was concerning the milk stains on their coins. I would like to point out that it isnt only RCM...

And as a Canadian, and "patriot" as was mentioned in another post, :) I also prefer the looks of these over the CML (to be honest, the CML is boring) In person, the Pegasus bullion coins are absolutely beautiful, I have 2 and would like more. One just as a pocket coin, and the others to stack

Looks like the Hunt brothers

I didn't see my comment as being patriotic, I was pointing out that it is bullion, period. And not only Canadian coins show milk spots, I can go through hundreds of non-Canadian coins that have developed milk spots. Now if we were talking about proofs, that is a different story

I would make the place, even if it required kicking the freeloaders to the curb :)

I am always surprised at peoples comments about spots, I can go through every nation just about and find the same problem. Phils, ASE, Panda, Kooks If the price is right, and it is bullion, who cares, an ounce of silver is an ounce of silver, toning, spots, and all

25 x 1 KG of Libertads? Impressive!

yes same as in the case were parent dies and leaves child as executor, and a beneficiary A person can leave anyone they wish as executor of their estate.

Well, whether you want to or not, the first thing you must do, is to take an entire inventory of the collection. Part of being an executor, your time is also valuable, and as such, you can include that in the cost. Unless the will stipulates that there will be no charge for the execution of the...

they have a discount on this: http://forums.silverstackers.com/topic-55559-scottsdale-mint-new-reserve-round-discount-and-security-feature.html here is the video on that Reserve Round http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9gP3KAUCxI

you could list up here the entire collection as one go at it, or just as a idea of what it would be worth There are many here with deep pockets, that would give you a fair price, it would also give you an idea what the collection is worth Then you could make an informed decision of which route...

I received an e-mail and thought I would share it here Brand new from Scottsdale Mint. The 2014 1 oz RESERVE silver round incorporates new technology with a beautiful modern contemporary design. These rounds feature latent imagery imbedded into both the obverse and reverse of the round...

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Great looking bar, But man, you need a manicure!!! :)

DCA so YES same date, every month some days I get more, some days I get less It all works out in the end

$9.90 US shipping cost, registered, so shipping was good For me, there is an attraction to having these coins, and the possibility that Napoleon himself may have been a holder of one of them himself. History sometimes outweighs the " $" value of the coin

That wasn't very nice :( Would have been simpler to just post the link, and I am sure you would have gotten a nice big thanks for the effort

HUH???????