Note, however, that Shawna's coin is dated 1906, not 1986 like modern Ellis Island commemoratives. The gold plating is extremely thin and adds no value over and above silver value. They contain 0.77 troy ounces of silver and their value goes up and down with the silver market. These sell retail today for $25 to $35 US dollars due to their silver content. The coin in our main picture is a beautiful Ellis Island commemorative coin produced in silver by the US mint in 1986. They make terrific collectibles and gifts, but buy them because you like them, not because they may be valuable some day.
If you buy a modern commemorative coin that's great. Their price is usually pumped up by marketing hype, so you pay way too much for them in the first place, making it almost impossible to realize a profit after, say, 20 years. People buy these coins as collectable items, but, with very few exceptions, they hold almost no potential of strong growth in value. Mints around the world produce coins with literally breathtaking appeal and beauty. Check rolls of dimes for old and valuable pieces You can buy a roll of dimes for from your nearest financial institution for 5 (the face value of the 50 dimes in the roll). Today's minting technology is really something. A lot of us are looking for coins in our pocket change, and that’s a great way to start your search for the great rarities.But that’s not the only place to find rare dimes. US Ellis Island Dollar (Counterfeit) 1906
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