Coin Melt values

[bsshog40]

This was just a link I've had in my favorites and thought I'd share it foe those who've never seen it. It shows current melt values of all coins. coinflation

[rrantique]

Thanks Bobby here is something interesting off that site.

http://www.mlive.com/news/grpress/index.ssf?/base/news-37/1186660528274510.xml&coll=6

[bsshog40]

Now that sucks!! Nothing worse than a thief!!

[Revenant]

Now that sucks!! Nothing worse than a thief!!

 

It seems like that site has an article about a theft every week. I know, I check every weekday.

[jesbroken]

Bobby, Thanks for the interesting site and the thoughtfulness to share it.

[conqueror]

So it sounds like I should stock up on the nickels and watchout for the thiefs.

 

John

[CoinCurious]

Thanks I like the site. But now I have a question. How can I get away with melting all my 1982 and earlier pennies?

[Lem]

Very interesting, thanks Bobby!

[physics-fan3.14]

Thanks I like the site. But now I have a question. How can I get away with melting all my 1982 and earlier pennies?

 

buy a blast furnace

[jtryka]

Nice site, I can't wait for them to add more foreign coins as that's always a challenge to figure out!

[physics-fan3.14]

Nice site, I can't wait for them to add more foreign coins as that's always a challenge to figure out!

 

If you have krause, then the weight of the coins is listed (It will be something like 0.500 oz ASW for Actual Silver Weight). You just multiply the weight of the coins by the price per ounce, and you have the bullion value.