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Investing in Silver
I first starting learning about investing in silver back in 2002 before it started making its major leg up. The reason for investing in silver was because of little it had appreciated relative to other commodities over the years. I did a great deal of research and found that silver is an industrial commodity and also serves as a monetary investment. I found that companies did not exclusively mine for silver and that it was a by-product of base metals mining. I understood that the demand for silver wasn't there because there was a great deal of supply.
The fundamental reasons for silver to gain strength presented themselves through the population booms in China and India. I've read stories how there is an extremely high short interest in silver (upwards of 300%) because it was so readily available for so many years and central banks have a direct incentive to keep the prices low to control prices. While there are still many long-term reasons to be bullish on the metal, only time will tell if the "Silver Bull Market" will continue its move.
If there was some major cause for a massive short squeeze in silver, prices could go up to $65/oz US based on inflation-adjusted price appreciation for gold. During bull markets silver actually tends to outperform gold, but expect volatility. Older silver dollars like Morgan Dollars, Peace Coins, Silver Eagles are great ways for passive investors to preserve value and diversify their assets. We will see how the dollar performs and if silver can decouple its performance from the dollar.
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Frequently Asked Questions...
How much is a 1922 peace coin (one dollar) silver with the mint D worth?
I have a coin that was passed down to me that is 1922 In God We Trvst written on it. (It isn't a misprint for the letter V to replace the letter U, I already know this). However it has the mint state D for Denver under the ONE and above the wing. How much would this be worth in value? Also, the edges are somewhat faded though it is clear on what it is.
Answer:
The 1922-D Peace dollar is a better than common coin in high grade. If in Mint State 64, it sells for $80-$100 right now. But many Peace dollars were weakly-struck, and even untouched coins like this are worth less. Your coin may have been a weak strike, but it sounds more like the coin has significant circulation wear. This is going to reduce the value to just that of the silver in it, called the 'melt' value.
Silver has slipped somewhat in the last few weeks from its peak, but it is still double what it was a year ago. As of now, it has about $27 worth of silver. A coin shop would probably offer you $20 - $22. Most collectors want one in better condition. But if you know anyone who buys silver, they might be willing to pay full melt value, and maybe even a dollar or two more.
If your coin is just a weak strike and not worn (because I can't see it, I don't know), it could be worth $40-$50. You could show it to a few coin dealers and get their opinion of the grade. Don't say anything about selling it, just that you want to know the grade.






































































