Roseman claims he bought four silver rounds from BGASC for $82.01, believing they were actual U.S. coins, but they were copies made by Jet Bullion and Golden State Mint. Roseman's lawsuit refers to ...

Since 1986, over 565 million ASEs have been minted, according to the U.S. Gold Bureau. Each of these coins contains at least one troy ounce of 99.9% pure silver, and the weight and purity of each ...

People buy the coins because—although they only have a $1 face value—they are made up of 99.9% fine silver, and thus hold their value as a precious metal as opposed to as a currency.

Bullion demand came in especially strong: "Physical silver investment (sales of silver coins and bars) leaped by 36 percent to 278.7 Moz, its highest level since 2015, as retail investors in North ...

Indeed, in 2020, a treasure hunter using a metal detector on a beach located 22 silver coins from the legendary shipwrecks. "It's all about the find," Lea told the station.