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I have a 2 gram one sided silver token with an eagle on the front that sais silver issue 2 gr fine silver .999 1776 with a serial code at the bottom, b528178 that could be what you have. i asked a dealer about it and he told me that they were minted by a private mint in the 1970s or 80s as silver investment pieces for around either $15 or $50 dollars, I cant remember which. I'm not sure what one would be worth now but it is worth at least its silver content and a dealer or collector could probably give you more.
Silver is the metallic element with the atomic number 47. Its symbol is Ag. In the year 1860 silver had an average price of 18.93 dollars.
The average cost of a home in 1913 was 4,800 dollars. The average salary for a year about 1,034 dollars. A car cost about 500 dollars.
Gold plated, but not gold. Loads of private companies took ordinary Bicentennial coins, plated them with gold or silver, and sold them as "collectibles". But once the Bicentennial was over, the market tanked so they have essentially no value except as curiosities. It would actually cost more to recover the gold plating than you would get from selling it.
The cost of a ladies summer dress in 1970 was just 8 US dollars. A ladies coat cost 25 US dollars and a man's suit cost 40 US dollars.
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The price per gram of silver is 0.62 US dollars for pure silver as of August 2014. The price per ounce for silver is 19.36 US dollars.
A morgan silver dollar cost minimum 30 dollars but if it has a "S" or a "CC" mintmark it can sell up to 130 dollars.
around 12 dollars
One trillion dollars, payable in silver dollars.
I have a 2 gram one sided silver token with an eagle on the front that sais silver issue 2 gr fine silver .999 1776 with a serial code at the bottom, b528178 that could be what you have. i asked a dealer about it and he told me that they were minted by a private mint in the 1970s or 80s as silver investment pieces for around either $15 or $50 dollars, I cant remember which. I'm not sure what one would be worth now but it is worth at least its silver content and a dealer or collector could probably give you more.
Silver is the metallic element with the atomic number 47. Its symbol is Ag. In the year 1860 silver had an average price of 18.93 dollars.
It depends on what kind of metal, how big and the currency for it. bronze cost about 12 dollars right now silver 32 and gold 400 dollars
NAD Amplifiers can range in cost from 150 dollars all the way up to 500 dollars. It is generally found in black but can be purchased in white or silver on occasion.
If you are or are thinking about becoming a serious coin collector it is important that you understanding the grading system. If you want a silver dollar graded by a professional, then it can cost you approximately 112 dollars.