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To: re3 who wrote (67609)4/13/2001 10:06:07 AM
From: long-gone  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 116789
 
<<my coin dealer downtown has no shortage of mid 1960 canadian silver dollars. when i first went there he asked me if i wanted to buy a thousand...that would be 5 grand canadian...he's got to have a lot of inventory...and i do not see evidence of much demand for it... >>

But how much premium is paid over spot for these coins? Is not the premium paid another indication of demand?



To: re3 who wrote (67609)4/13/2001 2:51:10 PM
From: goldsheet  Respond to of 116789
 
RE: mid 1960 canadian silver dollar

< When I first went there he asked me if i wanted to buy a thousand...that would be 5 grand canadian >

Such a deal <g> Bags of Canadian silver dollar contain about 600 ounces, worth about $US 2620 or $C4085. 20% over melt for junk silver is outrageous. For about the same amount of money you could get a bag of 90% US junk silver (715 ounces)


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