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I have the following 1000 Sk Commemorative Silver Coin:

http://www.nbs.sk/en/banknotes-and-coins/slovak-currency/slovak-commemorative-coins/1000sk-commemorative-silver-coin

It is mint condition, never taken out of its casing. 2 oz of 99.9% Silver. It was created as farewell to Slovak currency as they went euro and there are only 22000 in existence.
I did not find anyone selling it that is why I am asking. And yes I hope it is worth more that weight in silver.

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Commemorative coins and bullion coins always have a denomination such as , , etc but are worth a lot more, especially gold and silver coins. Why does a coin have a denomination that is significantly lower than what it costs a collector or investor to buy? For example, a 1 oz gold eagle is a denomination coin but it will cost you about 00 or more to buy one right now?
I don’t think anyone understands my question. Why would the US Mint make a 1 oz gold coin for a denomination of when gold is much more than per ounce? For example, a dollar bill is worth but the paper used to print it is probably less than a nickle. Creating a gold coin for that is roughly 00 worth of gold is like making a dollar dollar bill that costs 0 to print.

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This is a great video that shows various gold coins – kruggerrand, golden eagles, etc.

Some of my 1/10 oz gold coins. Canadian Maple, South African Kruggerand, American Eagle, Chinese Panda. A good way to start investing in gold.

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I have two 1 oz Gold St. Gaudens coins that I need to sell due to a family emergency. I have never dealt with this before and need to know how to go about selling them.

1924 MS 63 $20 St Gaudens Gold Coin $1,800.00

1923 MS 62 $20 St Gaudens Gold Coin $1,720.00

St.Gauden $20 Mini Gold Coin $0.99

St.Gauden $20 Mini Gold Coin $0.99

St.Gauden $20 Mini Gold Coin $0.99

St.Gauden $20 Mini Gold Coin $0.99

Saint Gaudens UHR Double Eagle Obverse Gold Coin Wall Decal home decor $29.99 This high quality wall decal of the 2009 Ultra High Relief St. Gaudens Double Eagle is a geat addition to any room, office, or coin shop. This wall decal is 28.5″ in diameter and is printed on a respositionable wall vinyl that will not damage your walls….

1999 American Eagle Gold 1/10 Ounce Coin $235.00 A safe and reliable way to own gold. These 1/10 ounce gold coins are guaranteed by the United States Mint for quality and gold content. Readily recongized and very liquid. Excellent investment and the ultimate hedge against inflation….

1933 Saint Gaudens Double Eagle Replica Coin $15.85 1933 Saint Gaudens Double Eagle Replica Coin. A perfect “hole-filler” for collectors who are eight or nine million dollars short at the moment….

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Its the one issued under Fathers of Baseball with certificate of authenticity. It give the diameter and says content is nickel silver but does not indicate the silver content amount.
The coin does not state 1 oz of silver on it. I did follow the link to the ebay listed coin which is the same coin but how they know that it is almost all silver I think is a guess. The coin has information on its holder and it only says nickel silver.

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