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Assuming they're U.S. coins they contain 90% silver. The fact that they're missing dates makes them "culls" worth a premium only for their scrap value.

The price of silver changes daily so Google "silver spot price" and multiply by 0.90 for their retail melt value.

Remember that a scrap metal dealer will only pay maybe 2/3 of that amount. Check your newspaper for local shops that advertise "We buy gold and precious metals" or similar.

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