Coin toss on the table?

chefjeff said:
Experiment done already...

Whoops!...Second flip of a real silver 1 oz coin I just bought last week (brand new) and it left a definite mark about 1/4 inch long. Jeff Livingston
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Jeff, I hope you're not flipping American Silver Eagles. The silver is soft and the metal gets dinged easily. These coins loose their value if they are not kept in Brilliant Uncirculated condition.
 
8ballEinstein said:
Jeff, I hope you're not flipping American Silver Eagles. The silver is soft and the metal gets dinged easily. These coins loose their value if they are not kept in Brilliant Uncirculated condition.
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Nah...just some private coinage of .9999 pure one troy ounce. When I got them, the spot was $15.75 as I left the house. By the time I got to the coin shop the spot was 16.05 or so. I paid like $16.50 each for ten.

I picked it for the test because I knew the edge was sharp and the coin heavy. Plus, there's nothing like the sound of real money ringing through the air and rebounding off the table.:cool:

Their nusmismatic (sp) value is zlich.

Jeff Livingston
 
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