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Thank you very much, I appreciate your continued support 🤠👍

That sounds reasonable, everything should be based on weight. 🤠👍

@@BradPitbull my pleasure. I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment 🤠👍

I’ll have to take a closer look. Thanks for the info 🤠👍

@@ManDad_1964 I spent two years looking through raw quarters to complete a set of B reverse quarters from years 1956 - 1964. It was a lot of fun. I even found a C reverse quarters

@@macarioacosta7767 oh cool! Well, I checked these, but no B reverse among them.

@@dancerscc I got mine for $10 on Amazon 😁 pretty accurate

@@jayburkhart1781 only if you get caught 😂but in seriousness, the term “melt value” is used to give the intrinsic value of the precious metal in the coin. Right now it’s illegal to melt one cent coins and nickels or to export them. And while it is illegal to melt silver coins for profit, it is perfectly legal to melt them down in order to make art, and jewelry. You👉💡🧐 ,….Me👉 🌞 😎 🤣🤣🤣

@@ManDad_1964 took me a sec but i got it. me bright, you brighter. love it. hats off sir. that was a good one. but art and jewelry is then traded for monetary value, normally cash, correct. damn that was a zinger

Haha, I knew you could take a good ribbing. 😁 But yes, that is the stipulation, can be done, but not for profit. So, any jewelry or art would have to be for personal use or gifts. At least that’s what I found on the interweb 😁

@@ManDad_1964 is that the double ew double ew double ew dot dot dot stuff? that interweb?

@@jayburkhart1781 yeppers 🤣🤣🤣