90% Junk Silver Coins – $1 Dollar Face Value

$25.00

Basic Information

Manufacturer United States Mint
Year Random
Material Silver
Purity 90% Silver, 10% Copper
Actual Weight 0.715 troy oz
Face Value $1
Series US Mint Constitutional Silver Coins
 

Product Overview

For investors seeking bulk investment silver coins, this $1 face value lot of pre-1964 US coins represents an accessible entry point into constitutional silver collecting. Available at our Naples, FL location, each lot contains a mix of circulated silver coins totaling exactly one dollar in face value – whether that’s 10 dimes, 4 quarters, or an equivalent combination of these historic US Mint silver coins.

Design Features

  The rich history of American coinage is represented in these junk silver lots through various iconic designs spanning over a century of US Mint production:

Available Designs and Denominations

  • Dimes (1836-1964): Features the artistry of Seated Liberty, Barber, Mercury, and Roosevelt designs
  • Quarters (1836-1964): Showcases Seated Liberty, Barber, Standing Liberty, and Washington designs
  • Half Dollars (1836-1964): Includes Seated Liberty, Barber, Walking Liberty, Benjamin Franklin, and Kennedy designs
  • Dollars (through 1935): Presents Seated Liberty, Morgan, and Peace dollar designs
 

Historical Information

  • 1836: US Mint established the standard 90% silver, 10% copper composition
  • Nearly 130 years of continuous silver coin production followed
  • 1964: Final year of 90% silver circulation coinage
  • Legacy: These coins represent a crucial era in American monetary history when precious metals backed US currency

Technical Specifications

  • Silver Content: 90% pure silver by weight
  • Copper Content: 10% for enhanced durability
  • Actual Silver Weight: 0.715 troy ounces per $1 face value
  • Condition: Average circulated state

Notes

While these circulated silver coins may show the honest wear of commerce, their intrinsic silver content makes them a popular choice for precious metal investors. Often termed “junk silver” due to their circulated condition, these constitutional silver pieces represent a tangible connection to America’s monetary heritage while providing a recognized and divisible form of physical silver investment.

Related products

Precious Metals Data, Currency Data, Charts, and Widgets Powered by nFusion Solutions