US Mint 90% Silver Modern Coins | $1 Face Value

The United States Mint continued striking 90% silver coins for collectors long after silver left circulation in 1965, producing proof and Brilliant Uncirculated half dollars, quarters, and dimes for inclusion in annual collector sets. This listing offers $1 face value of those modern 90% silver coins — a mix that may include Kennedy Half Dollars, Roosevelt Dimes, and Washington Quarters — at a more accessible premium than buying individual certified examples. Each unit contains .723 troy ounces of actual silver, the standard silver content for $1 face value in 90% U.S. coinage.

Key Features:

• Silver Content: .723 troy oz actual silver weight per $1 face value
• Composition: 90% silver, 10% copper
• Denominations: May include Kennedy Half Dollars, Washington Quarters, and Roosevelt Dimes — mix varies
• Dates: 1982 to present — specific dates depend on current inventory
• Origin: Originally distributed in U.S. Mint proof sets, mint sets, and special collector sets
• Condition: Originally struck as Proof or BU quality; may show signs of handling
• Legal Tender: Issued by the United States Mint, face value backed by the U.S. government

The coins visible across this listing span several decades of U.S. Mint collector production. Kennedy Half Dollars show the familiar left-facing presidential portrait on the obverse and the Presidential coat of arms eagle on the reverse. Washington Quarters from this era include State Quarter reverse designs — examples include commemorative reverses depicting locomotives, pioneer wagons, and landmark imagery tied to specific states and years. Roosevelt Dimes carry the long-running portrait and torch reverse that has defined the denomination since 1946. Dates visible on examples in this listing include 2006 and 2007, though the specific coins you receive will vary based on available inventory across the full 1982-to-present date range.

These coins were originally produced to a higher standard than circulating coinage — proof and BU strikes intended for collector sets rather than everyday commerce. While some handling marks may be present from storage and handling over the years, the overall quality remains noticeably above what pre-1965 silver coins typically offer at comparable silver prices. No certification or original packaging is included.

For buyers who want genuine U.S. Mint silver with recognizable designs and legal tender status, modern 90% silver coins deliver exactly that at a straightforward price per face value dollar. Add a unit to your cart today.