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When you’re trying to build a bullion investment portfolio, a question that often arises for those who face budget constraints is how to get started and acquire valuable precious metals without breaking the bank. One option worth considering is the “cull” coin. These are coins that show heavy wear or damage, but whose valuable gold or silver content nevertheless remains undoubted, making for valuable investments at lower premiums than higher-grade coins. Peace silver dollars from 1921, for example — the first issue in a large-scale campaign to renew supplies of the American silver dollar — offer a substantial quantity of silver that can represent a significant value-add for the beginning investor. The 1921 Peace Silver Dollar Coin is now available in cull coin grades from JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
On the standardized Sheldon Scale of coin grades, a coin that falls below an eight in a range of possible scores that goes as high as seventy qualifies as a “cull” coin. These coins may show discoloration, circulation wear, dents, scratches, and possibly even bends or holes. Despite these impairments to their visual quality, however, their silver content remains guaranteed and provides their true value.
The 1921 Peace Silver Dollar Coin comes in a flip-top container. Supplies come from a high-relief strike that may help to compensate for some of the wear and obscuring of design elements that might otherwise be associated with a cull-grade coin. JM Bullion fully insures each item at all stages of the shipping process.
The coin’s obverse field shows Lady Liberty in effigy wearing a radiant crown, along with the inscriptions “LIBERTY,” “IN GOD WE TRUST” and “1921.” The reverse shows an eagle perched with an olive branch at its feet and rays of radiance decorating the background. This is accompanied by the lettering “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,” “E PLURIBUS UNUM,” “ONE DOLLAR,” and “PEACE.”
Reach out to JM Bullion today for more information about investing in bullion, or to learn more about any of our listings. Phone us at 800-276-6508, send inquiries to our e-mail address, or chat live online with a team member.
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When you’re trying to build a bullion investment portfolio, a question that often arises for those who face budget constraints is how to get started and acquire valuable precious metals without breaking the bank. One option worth considering is the “cull” coin. These are coins that show heavy wear or damage, but whose valuable gold or silver content nevertheless remains undoubted, making for valuable investments at lower premiums than higher-grade coins. Peace silver dollars from 1921, for example — the first issue in a large-scale campaign to renew supplies of the American silver dollar — offer a substantial quantity of silver that can represent a significant value-add for the beginning investor. The 1921 Peace Silver Dollar Coin is now available in cull coin grades from JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
On the standardized Sheldon Scale of coin grades, a coin that falls below an eight in a range of possible scores that goes as high as seventy qualifies as a “cull” coin. These coins may show discoloration, circulation wear, dents, scratches, and possibly even bends or holes. Despite these impairments to their visual quality, however, their silver content remains guaranteed and provides their true value.
The 1921 Peace Silver Dollar Coin comes in a flip-top container. Supplies come from a high-relief strike that may help to compensate for some of the wear and obscuring of design elements that might otherwise be associated with a cull-grade coin. JM Bullion fully insures each item at all stages of the shipping process.
The coin’s obverse field shows Lady Liberty in effigy wearing a radiant crown, along with the inscriptions “LIBERTY,” “IN GOD WE TRUST” and “1921.” The reverse shows an eagle perched with an olive branch at its feet and rays of radiance decorating the background. This is accompanied by the lettering “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,” “E PLURIBUS UNUM,” “ONE DOLLAR,” and “PEACE.”
Reach out to JM Bullion today for more information about investing in bullion, or to learn more about any of our listings. Phone us at 800-276-6508, send inquiries to our e-mail address, or chat live online with a team member.
