90%, 40% and 35% US Silver Coins
90% Silver Kennedy Half Dollars ($1 FV)
$27.03As low as $26.53
90% Silver Coins ($1 FV, Circulated, Dimes, and/or Quarters and/or Halves)
$29.00As low as $29.00
Morgan Silver Dollar Coins (Cull)
$33.17As low as $32.17
35% Silver War Nickels ($1 FV, Circulated)
$32.87As low as $32.87
Peace Silver Dollar Coin (Cull)
$34.06As low as $33.36
Peace Silver Dollars NGC MS63 (1921-28, 1934-35)
$63.23As low as $63.23
90% Silver Roosevelt Dimes ($5 Tube, Circulated)
$128.52As low as $128.52
90% Silver Washington Quarters ($10 Roll, Circulated)
$257.04As low as $257.04
90% Silver Franklin Half Dollars ($10 Tube, Circulated)
$257.04As low as $257.04
90% Silver Kennedy Half Dollars ($10 Tube, Circulated)
$257.04As low as $257.04
90% Silver Walking Liberty Half-Dollars ($10 FV, Circulated)
$257.04As low as $257.04
90% Silver Standing Liberty Quarters ($10 Tube, Circulated)
$300.65As low as $300.65
1964 90% Silver Kennedy Half Dollars ($10 Roll, BU)
$308.59As low as $308.59
90% Silver Franklin Half Dollars ($10 Tube, BU)
$323.29As low as $323.29
90% Silver Coins ($100 FV, Circulated, Dimes and/or Quarters)
$2427.42As low as $2,427.42
90% Silver Franklin Half Dollars ($100 FV, Circulated)
$2570.42As low as $2,570.42
90% Silver Kennedy Half Dollars ($100 FV, Circulated)
$2570.42As low as $2,570.42
90% Silver Walking Liberty Half Dollars ($100 FV, Circulated)
$2570.42As low as $2,570.42
90% Silver Roosevelt Dimes ($100 FV, Circulated)
$2570.42As low as $2,570.42
90% Silver Washington Quarters ($100 FV, Circulated)
$2570.42As low as $2,570.42
90% Silver Mercury Dimes ($100 FV, Circulated)
$2649.07As low as $2,649.07
90% Silver Barber Half Dollar ($100 FV, Circulated)
$2777.77As low as $2,777.77
40% Silver Kennedy Half Dollars ($500 FV, Circulated)
$4514.97As low as $4,514.97
35% Silver War Nickels ($200 FV, Circulated)
$6558.75As low as $6,558.75
90% Silver Coins ($500 FV, Circulated, Half Dollars)
$12137.12As low as $12,137.12
90% Silver Roosevelt Dimes ($500 FV, Circulated)
$12852.12As low as $12,852.12
90% Silver Mercury Dimes ($500 FV, Circulated)
$13245.37As low as $13,245.37
90% Silver Kennedy Half Dollars ($500 Face Value, Circulated)
$13245.37As low as $13,245.37
90% Silver Franklin Half Dollars ($500 FV, Circulated)
$13245.37As low as $13,245.37
90% Silver Washington Quarters ($500 FV, Circulated)
$13245.37As low as $13,245.37
90% Silver Walking Liberty Half Dollars ($500 FV, Circulated)
$13245.37As low as $13,245.37
90% Silver Barber Quarters ($500 FV, Circulated)
$13281.12As low as $13,281.12
90% Silver Standing Liberty Quarters ($500 FV)
$15032.87As low as $15,032.87
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US Junk Silver Coins
The precious metal silver has been used in the minting of circulating coinage by the United States for a vast majority of its rich history. Though nowadays this is unheard of due to the high price of silver, old circulating US silver coins can still be found and purchased by investors today. In the past coins where struck in 90, 40 and 35 percent pure silver. The coins where often combined with other filler metals to create a stronger alloy, strengthening the coins.
90% Silver Coins
Since the US Mint started producing coinage for the American people, and up until 1965, they have often used precious metals such as gold and silver to mint their coins. Some of the most popular 90 percent US Silver coins include the Morgan and Peace Dollars, the Walking liberty Half-dollar and quarter dollar and the barber coins to just name a few. Today these coins are readily available to investors seeking to take physical ownership of silver and also to coin collectors seeking to add to their collection.
40% Silver Coins
From 1965-1970 all of the Kennedy Half-Dollars were struck in 40 percent silver. Due to the fact that they contain less than half the silver purity as their older brothers, they tend to be more so collected then they are used as an investment vehicle. That being said some investors still do purchase them for their portfolio. Even though these coins were only minted for approximately 5 years, they are still readily available today
35% Silver Coins
During World War II, the United States Government was dedicating as much of their metal supply as possible to the war effort. To save some extra nickel, they decided to start producing the US Nickel coin with 35 percent silver 56 percent copper and the remaining 9 percent with manganese. This enabled them to use more nickel to produce military supplies and boost the war effort. These coins are referred to today as “War Nickels” and were minted from 1942-1945. Today they have caught the attention of precious metal investors and can be bought online.
Availability and Shipment
Even though most of these coins have not been produced for the majority of a century, they are still readily available on a fairly consistent basis. Because of their high silver content they are constantly being bought and sold on the open market by investors. Be sure to check out our full selection of pre-1965 US silver currency and enjoy our competitive prices and free shipping for all orders over $3,000.
