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kgb answers Â» Local & Lookup Â» Definitions & Word Origins Â» What does it mean when a coin says its .999 fine silver enriched? The .999 Fine Silver Enriched means that this is not pure silver, but has a heavy silver content. The purity rate for silver bars and rounds is much the same, but they come in 3 typical forms other than jewelry or forks and spoons. Bars and rounds at .999 fine is a higher grade of purity than collectible silver coins, which are typically 90% fine or .900, or sterling silver, which is 92.5% fine or .925.
Quick Answer. A numismatist is a person who collects coins. Coin collectors value a coin based primarily on its date, condition and place of origin. Coins that contain production errors also carry a high value for collectors. Collectors may value a coin from between a couple cents to over $10,000. Rare coins that were produced in small numbers are generally worth more than coins intended exclusively for circulation. Older coins are worth more than newer coins. Coin collectors grade coin condition on a scale, with the most valuable coins rated as uncirculated. Coins that have been worn down or damaged command a lower price.