The $5 has about $80 in silver, and the $10 has $160. To be blunt (we tell you now what you'll find out later), nobody cares. There's an over abundance of these in the market and dealers, if they are even taking it at all, are paying at most about 60% of this. But at least it's silver!
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1974 Montreal Olympic $10 coin. Still in plastic case. Never been opened. Scratches in photo are on the case, not on the coin.
I have 2 of these. Also 2 $5 coins and a 1993 Stanley Cup Proof Dollar.
Thanks for any info you might be able to share.
M
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