Circulated Silver Coins - How to Buy Junk Silver Coins

You can start from a very logical question - why should one buy junk silver coins?

This has nothing to do with antique stuff. You see, more and more people believe that we are entering the stage of big economic problems when paper money will be nothing than paper.

The point is that “junk silver” American coins contain 90% silver and include dimes, quarters, half dollars and silver dollars issued in 1964 or earlier. This turns the whole matter into a serious investment for precious metal investors and those who would like to convert paper money into some value.

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This is already a trend, this is already a rat race, but it is not too late and if you are into buying circulated silver dollar thing, than make sure you know the following tips.

You will pay 5 -10% more than your calculated price. That’s true especially now with silver at a 2 year low. A lot of sellers disappeared when prices tanked, so there’s a relatively lot of demand with less supply.

Dollar coins go for a large premium as mentioned above; older coins and halves seem to go for a small premium. For the best average price stick with dimes and quarters, with a small selection of halves and dollars.

Stay away from single coin purchases. Best are rolls, or odd and mixed lots of at least half a dozen coins. I think my smallest lot was 11 coins, which was only an okay deal after shipping.

We will publish more tips on the blog shortly.