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What is real money? I can give the Webster's dictionary version here: "something generally accepted as a medium of exchange, a measure of value, or a means of payment: as a: officially coined or stamped metal currency b: money of account c: paper money". My version is that money is that thing of value given to another party in exchange for something else of value, atleast to the parties involved. Sounds like the dictionary's version almost. So why didnt I just say that money is those greenish pieces of paper we carry around in our pockets with dead Presidents' faces on them? Because they are really not money at all. The key in both versions of our money definitions is the word, "value". Money has to have value, or what’s called "intrinsic value". This is value inherent in whatever is being offered as valuable. This is normally decided upon by many, many people over a long period of time, the ‘de facto’ standard. These peoples over a long time seemed to have chosen gold and silver as the preferred money. Our Constitution states that our money "shall be coined of gold and silver" as well. If you want to purchase real silver coin money, see the listings below:
 Lot Of 17 US Silver Coins  US $30.88
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 SILPADA Sterling Silver Copper Coins Necklace US $53.40
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 10 Airtite Coin Holder for American Silver Eagle Dollar US $2.95
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 1879 MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR COIN US $20.50
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 1890 MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR BU GEM UNC MS COIN 930 US $30.99
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 1884 O Morgan Silver Dollar Nice Original Coin US $26.00
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 1908 O Barber Half Dollar 50 Cents 90 Silver Coin US $9.00
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 1912 S Barber Half Dollar 50 Cents 90 Silver Coin US $17.16
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 1908 D Barber Half Dollar 50 Cents 90 Silver Coin US $8.50
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 1899 P Barber Half Dollar 50 Cents 90 Silver Coin US $10.59
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 1898 P Barber Half Dollar 50 Cents 90 Silver Coin US $9.25
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 1896 O Barber Half Dollar 50 Cents 90 Silver Coin US $29.88
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 1883 0 MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR COIN US $26.00
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 1902 O Barber Half Dollar 50 Cents 90 Silver Coin US $12.02
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 COIN GRAM SCALE 4 Silver 10 100 1 oz Troy Ounces rounds US $9.99
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 Lot of 6 Canada Silver 5 CENT Coins 1911 18 14 20 16 10 US $5.75
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 1956 Mexico 5 10 Peso Hildalgo Silver 2 Two Coins US $26.00
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 Full Roll of Silver Washington Quarters 40 Coins NR US $130.00
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 ELVIS PRESLEY SILVER COMMEMORATIVE COIN THE KING NEW US $2.99
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 1915 S Barber Half Dollar 50 Cents 90 Silver Coin US $13.50
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January 3rd, 2010 at 1:49 pm
My own favorite silver coin to collect is the Morgan silver dollar that I particularly like because of its history in the US. I have a mixed collection of other types of silver dollars, but still favor the Morgan. As mentioned above, gold has for the most part, been a collector’s item more than silver. During the current economic melt down, gold was also purchased more, and still continues to be a leader.
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August 19th, 2010 at 4:20 am
You can do an online search. Just google the type of coin and what year it is. They each have different values. You can also ask a dealer. I would go with the historic value. It is probably worth more. Then again, it does depend on each coin, the year, and the condition.