90%/40%/35% US Silver Coins

The Draped Bust Silver Dollar was struck by the United States from 1795 through 1804 and remains one of the most important silver coins from early American history. The design was created by Robert Scot and features a detailed portrait of Liberty with flowing hair and a draped bust on the obverse. In 1798, the series transitioned to a new reverse showing a heraldic eagle, replacing the earlier small eagle design. Today, collectors can purchase th...Read More

These circulated 90% silver Barber Dimes are sold by the $1 face value. Each $1 face value contains 10 individual Barber dimes which total to approximately .715 ozt of pure silver, but this varies based on the amount of wear on each coin. Sometimes referred to as "junk silver" in the silver bullion market, these coins are circulated and bought/sold primarily for their 90 percent silver content, however Barber Dimes are a popular coin for collecto...Read More

These circulated 90% silver U.S. Quarters are sold by the $1 face value. Each $1 face value contains 4 individual quarters which total to approximately .715 ozt of pure silver. This generic selection of quarters dated 1964 and prior is almost always all Washington Quarters though the occasional Standing Liberty Quarter may be found. Often referred to as "junk silver" in th...Read More

These circulated 90% silver Mercury Dimes are sold by the $1 face value. Each $1 face value contains 10 individual Mercury dimes which total to approximately .715 ozt of pure silver, but this varies based on the amount of wear on each coin. Sometimes referred to as "junk silver" in the silver bullion market, these coins are circulated and bought/sold primarily for their 90 percent silver content, however Mercury Dimes are a popular coin for colle...Read More

These circulated 90% silver Barber U.S. Quarters are sold by the $1 face value. Each $1 face value contains 4 individual quarters which total to approximately .715 ozt of pure silver, but this varies based on the amount of wear on each coin. The Barber Quarter was minted from 1892 to 1915. Often referred to as "junk silver" in the silver bullion market, these coins are circulated and bought/sold primarily for their 90 percent silver content, howe...Read More

These unsearched, cull / circulated 90% silver Barber Dimes are being sold by the $5 face value coin roll (50 dimes). These coins contain approximately .715 troy oz of pure silver for each $1 face value, which varies slightly based on the amount of wear on each coin. Barber Dimes were minted from 1892 to 1916 and are named for designer Charles E. Barber. The design was shared with the quarter and half-dollar of the same period. The Barber dime fe...Read More

These unsearched, cull / circulated 90% silver Barber Quarters are being sold by the $10 face value coin roll (40 quarters). These coins contain approximately .715 troy oz of pure silver for each $1 face value, which varies slightly based on the amount of wear on each coin. The Barber Quarter was minted from 1892 to 1915 and depicts the head of Liberty, facing right. She wears a pileus, a crown fashioned from an olive branch, and a small headband...Read More

The Washington Quarter is one of the longest-running coin designs in the United States. First introduced in 1932, this coin has remained in production for decades and is second only to the Lincoln Penny in its duration. From 1932 through 1964, these quarters were minted with 90% silver, making them an affordable option for those looking to invest in silver in larger quanti...Read More