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US Mint .999 Silver Comm ASW.7734 LIBERTY 1986
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- Dimensions (mm)
- 30 x 30 x 2mm
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- Contains .7734 oz of pure Silver.
Since 1983, the U.S. Mint has produced 90% Silver coins the same size and weight as Morgan and Peace Silver Dollars that celebrate a wide range of American history. The variety of issues and finishes creates an ideal product for Silver coin collectors.
- in original government capsules only.
- Guaranteed by the U.S. Mint.
Silver Trade Unit Means It is Produced By A Private Mint Company
The definition of a silver trade unit is a term used to identify a silver piece produced by a private mint company, as opposed to being minted by a government entity.
There are innumerous private mints out there today.
Some common ones are Africa Mint, Alaska Mint, Custom Medals and Coins, Evergreen Mint, Nevada Coin Minting, Northern Mint and many others.
Not all coins made by private mints are of supreme quality.
Before you invest in silver coins or bullion through a private mint, make sure they are known for producing high quality, well-defined silver pieces that are at least .999, or 99.9%, fine silver.
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- SKU
- Dimensions (mm)
- 30 x 30 x 2 mm
- Weight (cts)
- 1
- Colours
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- Contains .7734 oz of pure Silver.
Since 1983, the U.S. Mint has produced 90% Silver coins the same size and weight as Morgan and Peace Silver Dollars that celebrate a wide range of American history. The variety of issues and finishes creates an ideal product for Silver coin collectors.
- in original government capsules only.
- Guaranteed by the U.S. Mint.
Silver Trade Unit Means It is Produced By A Private Mint Company
The definition of a silver trade unit is a term used to identify a silver piece produced by a private mint company, as opposed to being minted by a government entity.
There are innumerous private mints out there today.
Some common ones are Africa Mint, Alaska Mint, Custom Medals and Coins, Evergreen Mint, Nevada Coin Minting, Northern Mint and many others.
Not all coins made by private mints are of supreme quality.
Before you invest in silver coins or bullion through a private mint, make sure they are known for producing high quality, well-defined silver pieces that are at least .999, or 99.9%, fine silver.
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