We BUY and SELL Silver Coins
Whether you buy or sell Silver Coins – we want your business! We carry Generic .999 Silver 1-ounce rounds, American Silver Eagles, Morgans, and Peace Dollars at all times. We usually have a good selection of NGC and PCGS graded American Silver Eagles in stock at our Spring Hill coin shop as well. Additionally, we have 40% Silver Coins and 90% Silver coins. Check out our SHOP page for current prices and in stock items!
Plus, we buy and sell other miscellaneous rounds and bars for silver investors.
Buy & Sell:
We buy and Sell all 40% Silver coins, 90% Silver coins, and .999+ Fine Silver coins.
40% Silver Coins
Half Dollars:
| 1965-1970, 1976 KENNEDY HALF DOLLARS
On June 3, 1965, President Johnson announced plans to eliminate silver from the dime and quarter. Favoring a clad oreo with layers of copper-nickel on each side of a layer of pure copper. Congress passed the Coinage Act of 1965 in July. READ MORE |
Silver Dollars:
| 1971-1974, 1976 EISENHOWER DOLLARS
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90% Silver Coins
Dimes:
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| MERCURY DIMES
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| PRE-1965 ROOSEVELT DIMES
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Quarters:
| BARBER QUARTERS
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| STANDING LIBERTY QUARTERS
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| PRE-1965 WASHINGTON QUARTERS
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Half Dollars:
| BARBER HALF DOLLARS
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| WALKING LIBERTY HALF DOLLARS
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| FRANKLIN HALF DOLLARS
The San Francisco Mint begin minting Franklin Halves in 1949. Ceasing striking coins for circulation in 1955. They minted just over $32 million Franklin Half dollars. The fewest of the three mints. READ MORE |
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| 1964 KENNEDY HALF DOLLARS
President Kennedy was assassinated in November of 1963. By February 1964, a First Strike was held at TWO U.S. Mints in his honor. Philadelphia and Denver. The 90% Silver 1964 Kennedy Half Dollar was born. Replacing the 90% Silver Franklin Half Dollar. READ MORE
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Dollars:
| 1878-1904 MORGAN SILVER DOLLARS
Culls, Better Culls+, Circulated, Almost Uncirculated, Brilliant Uncirculated Following the Congressional orders for the coining of all the remaining bullion purchased under the Sherman Silver Purchase Act into silver dollars in 1898. Silver dollar production sky rocked. Silver bullion supply was exhausted in 1904. Minting of the Morgan Silver Dollar ceased. The Morgan Silver Dollar 1878-1904 reign was over…READ MORE |
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| 1921 MORGAN SILVER DOLLARS
Culls, Circulated, Almost Uncirculated, Brilliant Uncirculated Furthermore, the 1918 Pittman Act forced the U.S. Mint to buy silver at $1 per ounce after the war to replace the 270 million silver dollars that were melted down. As long as silver prices were above a dollar, the silver miners preferred to sell their ore on the open market. Once it dropped below that, they clamored for the government to buy their silver. That moment came in 1920. The Morgan Dollar was to be, once again… READ MORE |
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| PEACE DOLLARS
Culls, Circulated, Almost Uncirculated, Brilliant Uncirculated
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MORE BUY & SELL
.999 + Fine Silver Coins
| AMERICAN SILVER EAGLES
Monster Boxes, Proofs, Tubes, and 1-oz. loose coins. In 1985 the “Liberty Coin Act”was enacted. As an amendment to the “Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Commemorative Coin Act.” Adding a new section (Title II) to H.R. 47. Summarized as follows: READ MORE |
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| CANADIAN SILVER MAPLE LEAFS
Tubes and 1 oz. singles. These coins are one of the most guaranteed coins on the market today. Complete with anti-counterfeiting technologies – all the way down to the striking of the coin. READ MORE |
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| ALL OTHER .999+ FINE SILVER WORLD COINS
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KEY FACT: To determine the intrinsic silver value of your 90% silver coins take the spot price of silver*0.715*face value. For example if silver is $20.00 per ounce the value of one 1964 Washington Quarter = $20.00 x .715 x $0.25 = $3.57. Using this formula you can determine the value of coins for each denomination i.e. dimes, quarters, and half dollars.
A premium above the intrinsic silver value is placed on all Morgan and Peace Silver Dollars. We also buy and sell type coins, which include: Wheat Cents, Indian Head Cents, Large Cents, Buffalo Nickels, Jefferson War-Time Nickels, Early American Silver Dollars, Capped Bust Coins, Liberty Seated Coins, Proof & Mint Sets, Graded Coins, Commemorative, and Foreign Coins.
REMEMBER THE MOST IMPORTANT THING WHEN COLLECTING COINS AND CURRENCY IS TO HAVE FUN!!! AS WITH ANY OTHER COLLECTIBLES COINS AND CURRENCY COLLECTIONS ARE NO DIFFERENT YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT YOU MIGHT FIND YOU MAY FIND THAT ONE RARE COIN WORTH $1000s!!
