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Silver jumped 3.1% this week, and if you're holding a roll of '64 halves, that move just added $0.71 per coin to their melt value — now $23.81 each. With a Morgan or Peace dollar s
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Silver shed 3.8% this week, pushing the spot price down to $63.87 an ounce — and that move dragged every piece of 90% silver in your junk box with it. A Morgan or Peace dollar now

Platinum led all metals this week with a 2.6% gain to $1,842.90 an ounce, while silver slipped just 0.3% to $66.42 — a gentle reminder that your junk silver is holding its ground e

Gold shed $318.26 in a single week, dropping to $4,335.94 an ounce — its steepest one-week slide in recent memory. Silver followed close behind, falling 6.3% to $64.42. If you're h
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Silver is at $69.69/oz and gold at $4,678.20/oz this week — here's how it moves your melt values and what collectors are adding.

Platinum quietly stole the show this week, climbing 1.2% to $1,774.01 an ounce — the strongest move of any metal in our data. Meanwhile, gold held firm at $4,424.31, meaning every

Silver cleared $65.87 an ounce this week — a 13.1% move in seven days — and if you've been sitting on a cigar box of 90% halves, your stack just got meaningfully heavier. A single

Platinum is the quiet winner this week, climbing 0.8% to $1,631.86/oz while gold and silver both pulled back. For junk silver holders, that silver dip translates to a small but rea

Silver posted its biggest weekly gain of the summer, jumping 3.6% to $58.39 an ounce — and every coin in your junk silver box moved with it. A pre-1965 dime now carries $4.22 in me

Gold cracked the $4,000 barrier and is holding firm at $4,008.65 this week — a level that would have seemed impossible just a few years ago. Silver, meanwhile, slid 2.2%, and if yo

Silver gave back 4.0% this week, its sharpest single-week drop in recent memory, and if you're holding 90% silver or American Silver Eagles, you felt it. An ASE's melt value fell t

Platinum led all metals this week with a stunning 6.9% gain, but for most of us the number that matters most is sitting in our coin jars: 90% silver half dollars now carry a melt v

Silver's worst week in months landed hard on junk-silver holders: spot fell 4.1% to $59.03/oz, and that drop translated directly into melt values. If you're sitting on rolls of 90%

Silver just posted its worst week in recent memory, skidding 11.4% to $62.08/oz — and every roll of junk silver in your drawer felt it. A single 90% silver half dollar shed $2.88 i

Silver's 2.4% slide this week is the biggest move in any metal on our radar, and it has real consequences if you're holding — or hunting — 90% silver. A Morgan or Peace dollar's me