Update on melt value of silver coins JUL 2019
These are the current melt values of U.S. Silver coins.
99.93% silver-American Silver Eagle-$15.14
90% silver-Morgan dollar-$11.71
90% silver-Peace dollar-$11.71
90% silver- Barber half dollar-$5.48
90% silver-Walking liberty half dollar-$5.48
90% silver-Franklin half dollar-$5.48
90% silver-(1964) Kennedy half dollar-$5.48
90% silver-Barber quarter-$2.74
90% silver-Standing liberty quarter-$2.74
90% silver-(1932-1964) Washington quarter-$2.74
90% silver-Barber dime-$1.09
90% silver-Winged liberty head "mercury" dime-$1.09
90% silver-(1946-1964) Roosevelt dime-$1.09
40% silver-Eisenhower dollar-$4.79
40% silver-(1965-1970) Kennedy half dollar-$2.24
35% silver-(1942-1945) Jefferson nickel-$0.85
Source:
ngccoin.com
Comments
TheNumisMaster
Level 5
Oh man, were these the days... dang covid plunged silver to $12, then rose to almost $30... I wish I had used that to my advantage, but was feeling unwell and was in quarentine.... Covid sure is a boy scout.....
Mike
Level 7
There bidding the 2020 eagle since the series will stop. Changes in obverse for counterfeiting and the reverse all new.
Liberty Walking Half
Level 5
You know what? It's actually a sorta good thing, the difference between the most value and coin value, because it shows that coins are more than their alloy content
Mike
Level 7
I'm not into melt prices. I collect for the beauty of rarity of the coin. If I was I would just buy Ten Ounce bars and stack them. Thanks for the information . I hope that day doesn't come think of the beauty and history that will be lost. Besides I'm not up on the laws concerning melting our coinage. Thanks again.
Kepi
Level 6
Thanks for all the information. I don't want to have to sell my silver for melt that's for sure!
Longstrider
Level 6
I hope I never get to the point I need to sell my collection for melt value. Thanks.
Liberty Walking Half
Level 5
Thanks for the info
Mokie
Level 6
Of course if you weigh an average circulated Barber Dime and an average circulated Roosevelt Dime, you will most probably have a weight discrepancy since the average circulated Barber Dime will be no better than Good Condition and the Roosevelt Dime will probably average Very Fine. I doubt if your average coin dealer is that precise though.