What we buy Silver Coins
Silver coins
Sell Silver Coins in Greenville
Every U.S. dime, quarter and half dollar dated 1964 or earlier is 90% silver, which is the reason an unremarkable coffee can from a closet shelf can hold real money.
Bring it however it sits. Common silver gets weighed against the live market, and anything whose date, mint mark or condition puts it above that gets pulled out first.
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903-213-0034Silver coins we buy
- Pre-1965 dimes, quarters and half dollars, sorted or loose
- 40% silver Kennedy halves from 1965 through 1970
- Wartime nickels, 1942 to 1945, with the large mint mark on the reverse
- American Silver Eagles, singles through monster boxes
- Silver rounds and bars from any private mint
- Proof and mint sets, silver commemoratives
- Canadian and other foreign silver coinage
- Certified silver in NGC and PCGS holders
How silver gets priced
Circulated 90% silver is bought by weight against the live silver market, so the offer follows the metal rather than some rate posted a month ago. Mixed pre-1965 dimes and quarters carry a known silver content per pound, and payment follows that figure.
A number of coins beat their metal by a wide margin. Early Mercury dimes, key-date Washington quarters and Walking Liberty halves in strong condition are all worth more as coins than as silver, and finding them means looking rather than weighing.
Both halves show up on the same written offer, split apart so you can see exactly what came from bulk weight and what came from individual coins.
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What your silver coins should bring
A line or two about it is all a buyer needs before ringing you back with a number.
FAQ
Sell Silver Coins in Greenville: common questions
What is junk silver worth?
Silver weight multiplied by the live price, nothing more complicated. Bring the lot, watch the scale, and the quote comes off the market as it sits that hour.
Are 1965 to 1970 half dollars silver?
Those years run 40% silver rather than 90%, so each coin is worth substantially more than fifty cents and substantially less than a 1964 half. They get bought right alongside everything else.
Should I sort before I come in?
Not worth your time. Sorting is quick at this end and free, and an unsorted pile means nothing accidentally gets left out of the count.
Do you buy large amounts of silver?
Yes, up to full bags and sealed monster boxes. Volume tightens the rate, so phone 903-213-0034 first and a buyer will be free and funded when you arrive.