One of the most popular ways to invest in silver is through purchasing pre-1965 US Mint silver coins. They’re an easy and efficient way to add weight to your collection. All quarters have a composition of 90% silver.
Often termed “junk silver”, purchasing 90% silver quarters continues to be a popular method of acquiring pure silver at a low cost. An efficient way to add weight to your assets and diversity your portfolio, each order contains approximately .715 ounces of pure silver with a total face value of $1. All coins included in your purchase were struck by the U.S. Mint prior to 1965 and are composed of 90% silver and 10% copper. Quarters will arrive in multiples of four, packaged in a safe and resealable bag for your convenience. If you’re looking for an easy way to build your assets and increase your silver intake, our 90% Silver Quarters is a great place to get started.
90% Junk Silver Quarters Highlights:
Each unit ordered will contain $1 face value (4 quarters) in 90% silver coins
Easy, efficient way to enhance your assets
A historic and iconic piece of American bullion
Contains 90% silver and 10% copper
Quarters will arrive in multiples of four
Packaged in safe, secure bags for your convenience
Please note that we send a variety of different coins based on our current inventory. Options include Barber, Standing Liberty, pre-1965 Washington and modern proof quarters.
What Are Silver Quarters Made of?
All quarters are composed of 90% silver and 10% copper. The bullion included in your purchase was struck by the U.S. Mint prior to 1965 — before silver content was removed from circulation entirely.
Silver Quarter Packaging
Quarters will arrive in multiples of four ($1 face value increments), packaged in a resealable bag.
Silver continues to grow as a popular choice among both investors and collectors. With low premiums, high liquidity and efficient portability, you can be certain you are making a sound choice that will enhance your equity. Not only are you obtaining a tangible asset, but you are receiving a historic piece of bullion celebrating the American tradition. If you have any questions regarding the 90% Silver Quarters or any other products you are considering, please do not hesitate to reach out. We are here to help you feel at ease in your bullion endeavors.
How much do I pay for shipping?
Shipping on all domestic orders is free starting at $149. At checkout, you may be presented with additional shipping options for an additional fee.
We make every effort to ship your order as soon as possible. Most orders will ship within 1-3 business days. During and around holidays and in times of increased demand, orders may take longer to process for shipping. If the instance that your order is delayed in shipping, a notice will be sent.
Is my package insured while in transit?
Yes. We fully insure each and every package while in transit. On the rare occasion that a loss occurs while in transit to you, our insurance coverage will engage.
Can you deliver my order to a PO Box?
On most occasions, yes. In some instances, size, weight or value limitations may prohibit delivery to a PO Box. In those cases, a street address must be provided.
Will I have to sign for my package when it arrives?
All orders $500 and over require signature upon delivery. If your order is less than $500, you may purchase a shipping option that requires signature delivery at checkout for an additional fee.
Since each 90% silver dime, for example, contains 0.0723 troy ounce of silver, it takes 14 of them to contain slightly more than one troy ounce of the metal. So coins with a face value of $1.40 are, by virtue of their silver content, actually worth nearly 20 times that, at $27.70.
Multiplying your collection's weight by the current price of silver will yield the total value of your junk silver. For example, if you have 71.5 troy ounces of silver, and the current spot price is 32 dollars, then your junk silver is worth (71.5 * 32) or $2288.
Since 90 percent silver coins are older and no longer officially minted, they can be worth much more than their actual face value. For example, an 1894-S Barber dime has a stated value of nearly $2 million. In this instance, the reason is because only 24 of these silver coins were made.
The coins, while no longer in circulation, offer a way to accumulate silver without the premium associated with newly minted bullion coins. This affordability makes junk silver an attractive option for those looking to diversify their investment portfolio with a tangible and historically rooted asset.
Junk refers to the collectible value of the coin. These silver bags are a cost-effective way to invest in silver that is also easily divisible. This bag contains pre-1965 silver coins with a face value of $100, for a total of approximately 71.5 Troy oz of silver.
Junk silver coins include war nickels, dimes, quarters, and half-dollars. The term “junk” simply refers to the fact that these coins generally don't hold any numismatic value due to their lack of rarity or collector-grade condition.
How Many Silver Quarters Add Up to One Ounce of Silver? Pre-1965 90% junk silver quarters contain 0.17875 ounces of silver per coin. To compile a full troy ounce of silver, you would need about 5.5 Pre-1965 U.S. Quarters. Since we don't commonly cut quarters in half, we will round that up to six.
254, enacted July 23, 1965, eliminated silver from the circulating United States dime (ten-cent piece) and quarter dollar coins. It also reduced the silver content of the half dollar from 90 percent to 40 percent; silver in the half dollar was subsequently eliminated by a 1970 law.
Most of them yes. There were some coins that were called silver but are not really. Some of those coins are 10% silver and the other 90% copper or other metals, so these will hardly be worth even face value. But most silver coins are worth more than their face value.
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