90% silver coins are very popular among serious silver investors. The 90% silver coinage, sometimes referred to as junk silver as the coins are the pre-1965 US dimes, quarters and halves. These bags of silver coins usually contain only a single denomination of coin and are not mixed. The US Mint stopped using 90% silver in its dimes, quarters, and half dollars in 1965, meaning 1964 was the last year any of these silver coins were made of 90% silver. The half dollar continued to contain 40% silver from 1965-69 but it was silver clad copper and the 40% silver Kennedy halves are not nearly as popular among bullion investors as the 90% silver coinage. Historically, 90% silver coins have been one of the cheapest ways to invest in silver. However, in recent years, the premium both investors and collectors have been willing to pay has increased significantly. Some of these pre-1965 silver coins have significant collector value although most individuals simply purchase them for their silver content. Hard core gold and silver bugs believe that in a catastrophic breakdown in society brought about by reckless money printing and excessive debt, that American 90% silver coins might provide much needed relief as 'real money' to buy basic food and services during that crisis period. 90% junk silver is a great way to invest in silver and especially given that these coins are no longer produced may add some additional benefit of becoming more valuable in the distant future as collectible items in addition to the silver content. When selling bags of 90% pre-1965 silver coins, investors will trigger a 1099 reporting requirement when selling $1000 FV back to the dealer. These pre-1965 silver coins are NOT IRA eligible.

Introduced in 1892 the Barber coinage was the first major change to the US silver quarter in over 50 years. The design was not heavily collected or saved, leaving the majority of surviving examples heavily worn and quality pieces highly sought after.

Coin will show heavy wear with most of the central design being smooth in appearance. Coins in image serve as an example of the quality you will receive. Dates and mint marks will be selected at random.

Find US 90% Silver Coinage -- Barber Half Dollars $1 FV and other similar items for sale online at Bullion Brother. We strive to bring you the lowest prices online! 

Mint United States Mint
Year Any Year
Country United States
Weight $1 FV
Purity 900
Status Active

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US 90% Silver Coinage -- Barber Half Dollars $1 FV

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90% silver coins are very popular among serious silver investors. The 90% silver coinage, sometimes referred to as junk silver as the coins are the pre-1965 US dimes, quarters and halves. These bags of silver coins usually contain only a single denomination of coin and are not mixed. The US Mint stopped using 90% silver in its dimes, quarters, and half dollars in 1965, meaning 1964 was the last year any of these silver coins were made of 90% silver. The half dollar continued to contain 40% silver from 1965-69 but it was silver clad copper and the 40% silver Kennedy halves are not nearly as popular among bullion investors as the 90% silver coinage. Historically, 90% silver coins have been one of the cheapest ways to invest in silver. However, in recent years, the premium both investors and collectors have been willing to pay has increased significantly. Some of these pre-1965 silver coins have significant collector value although most individuals simply purchase them for their silver content. Hard core gold and silver bugs believe that in a catastrophic breakdown in society brought about by reckless money printing and excessive debt, that American 90% silver coins might provide much needed relief as 'real money' to buy basic food and services during that crisis period. 90% junk silver is a great way to invest in silver and especially given that these coins are no longer produced may add some additional benefit of becoming more valuable in the distant future as collectible items in addition to the silver content. When selling bags of 90% pre-1965 silver coins, investors will trigger a 1099 reporting requirement when selling $1000 FV back to the dealer. These pre-1965 silver coins are NOT IRA eligible.

Introduced in 1892 the Barber coinage was the first major change to the US silver quarter in over 50 years. The design was not heavily collected or saved, leaving the majority of surviving examples heavily worn and quality pieces highly sought after.

Coin will show heavy wear with most of the central design being smooth in appearance. Coins in image serve as an example of the quality you will receive. Dates and mint marks will be selected at random.

Find US 90% Silver Coinage -- Barber Half Dollars $1 FV and other similar items for sale online at Bullion Brother. We strive to bring you the lowest prices online! 

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Mint United States Mint
Year Any Year
Country United States
Weight $1 FV
Purity 900
Status Active

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