Am I reading that correctly?
The $10 coin has 75% Silver with 25% Gold Plating while the $100 coin has .925% Silver?!!
Also the $10 coin is going for $220 while the $100 is going for $550?!! So, in effect, the $10 coin has more real value per dollar:
$10 Coin at $220 = $22 per coin dollar (reflected in the alloy quality 75% Silver)
$100 Coin at $550 = $5.5 per coin dollar (reflected in the alloy quality .925% Silver)
Correct me if I'm wrong.... Until then I taking the $10 Coin, buying 10 of these in the long run means more real value, than buy a single $100 coin.