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3/4 oz Silver Royal Canadian Mint Coin Random Design (Milky, Cull, Damaged, Circulated, Cleaned)
- 1 oz
- .9999
- Royal Canadian Mint
- Milky, Cull, Damaged, Circulated, Cleaned
- Varies
SD BullionQuantity — dealers price in tiers, and the cheapest dealer can change
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All 4 dealer prices at qty 1
| # | Dealer | Price at qty 1 | Premium | They pay you | Offer link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | SD Bullion | $41.57 | +$4.42+11.91% | Not published | View offer |
| 2 |  Bullion Exchanges | Out of stock | — | $33.21spot −10.60% | Notify me when Bullion Exchanges has this in stock — sign in first |
| 3 |  JM Bullion | Out of stock | — | $19.38spot −47.83% | Notify me when JM Bullion has this in stock — sign in first |
| 4 |  Silver Gold Bull | Out of stock | — | $31.75spot −14.53% | Notify me when Silver Gold Bull has this in stock — sign in first |
What dealers pay for this product
- Best bidBullion Exchanges$33.21spot −10.60%−$5.25/oz
- Silver Gold Bull$31.75spot −14.53%−$7.20/oz
- JM Bullion$19.38spot −47.83%−$23.69/oz
All 3 buybacks published, of 4 dealers compared · best is 20.11% below the single-unit wire price
About this product
Cull-Condition Canadian Silver: The 3/4 oz RCM Random Design Coin
This 3/4 oz RCM silver coin is a Royal Canadian Mint issue struck in .9999 fine silver and offered in cull condition, with the design and year chosen at random. Cull is a trade term for coins with cosmetic or physical problems. These pieces may be milky (marked by white spotting), cleaned, damaged or circulated, yet they are still the same high-purity silver the mint used.
Why Some RCM Coins End Up as Culls
Silver coins can lose their original finish in several ways. Milk spots are white patches that sometimes form on high-purity silver, cleaning can leave fine lines on the surface, and time in circulation wears down the high points. Coins with these issues are grouped as culls and sold mainly for their metal. Because the design is random, a single coin could come from any of several past Royal Canadian Mint 3/4 oz releases. Buyers who want a particular design or a clean surface usually look at Brilliant Uncirculated (BU) coins instead.
Coin Details
- Weight: 3/4 troy oz
- Fineness: .9999 fine silver
- Mint: Royal Canadian Mint
- Design and year: random
- Condition: milky, cull, damaged, circulated or cleaned
- Face value: $2
What to Compare on Cull Silver
With cull coins, the premium over the silver spot price is the main thing that separates one offer from another, since design and finish are not chosen. Look at quantity tiers and any posted buyback prices in the tables above. To see better-preserved issues, browse other royal canadian mint coins, or widen the search with our full list of silver coins.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does cull condition mean for a silver coin?
A cull coin has a cosmetic or physical problem, such as milk spots, cleaning marks, damage or heavy wear. It is still .9999 fine silver, but it has less appeal to collectors than an undamaged example of the same design.
How are cull RCM silver coins priced compared with BU coins?
Both start from the spot price of silver. Dealers then add a premium, and for culls it tends to reflect metal content more than collector demand. Premiums vary by dealer and quantity, so compare published prices before deciding.
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Specifications
- Mint
- Royal Canadian Mint
- Year
- Varies
- Fineness
- .9999
- Metal weight
- 1 oz
- Condition
- Milky, Cull, Damaged, Circulated, Cleaned
- Face value
- $2
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3/4 oz Silver Royal Canadian Mint Coin Random Design (Milky, Cull, Damaged, Circulated, Cleaned)Lowest$41.57Dealers pay$33.21View offer