Look at all these ugly silver coins I got in my email today:
Let's have a quick look!
1 x Two drachma, 10g of 0.835 silver
1 Napoleon 2 francs, 1867, 10 g of 0.835 g
The next one judging from the size and from what is left from the engravings is most probably a
20 Kreuzer - Franz I, 6.68 g of 0.583 silver
Next, 50 Greek cents from 1874 and 50 cents from the Cretan state. Both 2.5 g of 0.835 silver:
One sixpence from Australia, 1962, 2.83 g O.500 silver:
3x 20 Greek cents 1874, 1 g each, 0.835 silver
And finally 2 more 2.5 g of 0.835 silver:
If they were in perfect condition and if I did the math right, all the coins above would have 33.14 g of silver.
Taking the damage into consideration I'd say I got myself around 30 g of silver for a total of 22 euros. The spot price today of silver is $23.60 per ounce so I think it was a somewhat good deal, especially considering I added a few new coins to my collection like the six pence from Australia and the Napoleon.
And incidentally, the new additions are also the ones that are in the best quality!
Sweet!