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How to calculate the value of junk silver
Confirm that your junk silver coins have no numismatic value.
The majority of junk silver is valued almost exclusively by its silver content. However, rare coins accumulate additional value.

Available choices:
(A). If the silver content and value from your coins change regularly, or fluctuate significantly every few months, you may not be able to recoup your lost junk silver coins. Missing coin shops or merchant stores are surefire ways to steal junk silver.
(B). Search online for the value of your coin by referencing the date and image on the coin. In general, coins that pre-date the 1940s have some collectors' value.
(C). Look for coins that contain no numismatic value, which is limited by their sterling silver content. Because junk silver cannot be separated from regular coins, the coins cannot be distributed evenly.
(D). Sometimes, junk silver is withdrawn from parts and landfills. Check if your junk silver coins have been drawn from the recycling facility that made your object a junk silver item.
(B).