What is a 1982 one troy ounce silver eagle of 999 fine silver or argent fin 999 from monex international ltd worth?

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03/02/2011: These days, with silver cresting $34/troy ounce, most people are listing their silver rounds right around $38 for .999 silver rounds that are pretty much only worth the weight of the silver (damaged/marred/worn). Most Troy ounce silver rounds are not dated... The fact that these are pretty much bumps them up to the $40+ mark (some still include free shipping). The fact that these were issued by Monex International, and are considered Silver Eagles puts them right around the $45 mark - possibly with free shipping - in very good to uncirculated condition. If you happen to have one sealed as mint quality would probably bring in $50 or more. Always remember that if you're selling them through an online site like Ebay you need to factor the commission into your price (12% + list through Ebay). Of course this has been mainly opinion, but I have 3 of these coins and plan to list 2 of them for $40 + shipping/handling each as long as the spot price doesn't go higher than $36/Troy ounce. In that event, I see silver plateauing at $40-45/ounce this year, so I would then list them for $50ish apiece. I think the thing to keep in mind is that as prices go up, more and more silver rounds will be lost to the melters, since no laws protect against destroying silver eagles like they do U.S. Currency (pre 1964 silver coins) so the more that are lost from any particular minting will only serve to increase the value of said surviving rounds. Hope the info helped and is still relevant when you read this, lol.