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Coin Melt Value Calculator
Intrinsic metal value of popular bullion and historical coins, calculated live from spot prices. Numismatic premium (collector value) is not included — this is the pure melt floor.
| Coin | Metal | Pure Content | Purity | Era | Melt Value | You Have | Subtotal |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
South African Krugerrand 1oz 🇿🇦 South Africa | Gold | 1.0000 oz 31.10 g | 91.67% | 1967–present | $4,155.02 | — | |
American Gold Eagle 1oz 🇺🇸 USA | Gold | 1.0000 oz 31.10 g | 91.67% | 1986–present | $4,155.02 | — | |
American Buffalo 1oz 🇺🇸 USA | Gold | 1.0000 oz 31.10 g | 99.99% | 2006–present | $4,155.02 | — | |
Canadian Maple Leaf 1oz 🇨🇦 Canada | Gold | 1.0000 oz 31.10 g | 99.99% | 1979–present | $4,155.02 | — | |
Austrian Philharmonic 1oz 🇦🇹 Austria | Gold | 1.0000 oz 31.10 g | 99.99% | 1989–present | $4,155.02 | — | |
British Britannia 1oz 🇬🇧 UK | Gold | 1.0000 oz 31.10 g | 99.99% | 1987–present | $4,155.02 | — | |
British Gold Sovereign 🇬🇧 UK | Gold | 0.2354 oz 7.32 g | 91.67% | 1817–present | $978.09 | — | |
British Half Sovereign 🇬🇧 UK | Gold | 0.1177 oz 3.66 g | 91.67% | 1817–present | $489.05 | — | |
US Double Eagle $20 (pre-1933) 🇺🇸 USA | Gold | 0.9675 oz 30.09 g | 90.00% | 1850–1933 | $4,019.98 | — | |
US Eagle $10 (pre-1933) 🇺🇸 USA | Gold | 0.4838 oz 15.05 g | 90.00% | 1838–1933 | $2,009.99 | — | |
US Half Eagle $5 (pre-1933) 🇺🇸 USA | Gold | 0.2419 oz 7.52 g | 90.00% | 1795–1929 | $1,004.97 | — | |
Swiss 20 Franc Helvetia 🇨🇭 Switzerland | Gold | 0.1867 oz 5.81 g | 90.00% | 1883–1949 | $775.74 | — | |
French 20 Franc Rooster 🇫🇷 France | Gold | 0.1867 oz 5.81 g | 90.00% | 1899–1914 | $775.74 | — | |
Mexican 50 Pesos Centenario 🇲🇽 Mexico | Gold | 1.2057 oz 37.50 g | 90.00% | 1921–present | $5,009.71 | — | |
American Silver Eagle 1oz 🇺🇸 USA | Silver | 1.0000 oz 31.10 g | 99.90% | 1986–present | $57.19 | — | |
Canadian Silver Maple 1oz 🇨🇦 Canada | Silver | 1.0000 oz 31.10 g | 99.99% | 1988–present | $57.19 | — | |
British Silver Britannia 1oz 🇬🇧 UK | Silver | 1.0000 oz 31.10 g | 99.90% | 1997–present | $57.19 | — | |
Austrian Silver Philharmonic 1oz 🇦🇹 Austria | Silver | 1.0000 oz 31.10 g | 99.90% | 2008–present | $57.19 | — | |
US Morgan Silver Dollar 🇺🇸 USA | Silver | 0.7734 oz 24.06 g | 90.00% | 1878–1921 | $44.23 | — | |
US Peace Silver Dollar 🇺🇸 USA | Silver | 0.7734 oz 24.06 g | 90.00% | 1921–1935 | $44.23 | — | |
Walking Liberty Half Dollar (pre-1965) 🇺🇸 USA | Silver | 0.3617 oz 11.25 g | 90.00% | 1916–1947 | $20.69 | — | |
Kennedy Half Dollar 1964 🇺🇸 USA | Silver | 0.3617 oz 11.25 g | 90.00% | 1964 | $20.69 | — | |
Kennedy Half Dollar 1965–70 (40% silver) 🇺🇸 USA | Silver | 0.1479 oz 4.60 g | 40.00% | 1965–1970 | $8.46 | — | |
US Mercury / Roosevelt Dime (pre-1965) 🇺🇸 USA | Silver | 0.0723 oz 2.25 g | 90.00% | 1916–1964 | $4.13 | — | |
US Washington Quarter (pre-1965) 🇺🇸 USA | Silver | 0.1808 oz 5.62 g | 90.00% | 1932–1964 | $10.34 | — | |
American Platinum Eagle 1oz 🇺🇸 USA | Platinum | 1.0000 oz 31.10 g | 99.95% | 1997–present | $1,621.62 | — | |
Canadian Platinum Maple 1oz 🇨🇦 Canada | Platinum | 1.0000 oz 31.10 g | 99.95% | 1988–present | $1,621.62 | — |
Melt value vs numismatic value
Melt value is the worth of the pure metal in a coin if it were physically melted down. Many collector coins — especially key dates, low mintages or uncirculated grades — sell for far more than their melt value. Never melt a numismatic coin without first checking its collector value.
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