Constitutional Silver (Junk Silver)

11 products

  • Junk Silver Dimes Roosevelt Mercury
    US Mint

    90% American Silver Dimes - $1 Face Value

    $31.62
    $31.62
  • 90% silver dollar Silver Dollar 90% junk silver
    US Mint

    90% American Silver Walkers - $1 Face Value

    $31.70
    $31.70
  • Silver Quarters Silver Quarters
    US Mint

    90% American Silver Quarters - $1 Face Value

    $31.62
    $31.62
  • Silver Half Dollar Franklin Silver Half Dollar Franklin
    US Mint

    90% American Silver Franklin Half Dollars - $1 Face Value

    $31.70
    $31.70
  • Silver Kennedy Half Dollar Silver Kennedy Half Dollar
    US Mint

    90% American Silver Kennedy Half Dollars - $1 Face Value

    $31.56
    $31.56
  • A collectible Morgan silver dollar coin with the portrait of a woman on the obverse and a eagle on the reverse, against a black background. Silver morgan dollar
    US Mint

    American Silver Dollar Morgan AU

    $41.34
    $41.34
  • 90% Constitutional Silver franklin halves
    US Mint

    90% American Silver Franklin Half Dollars - $10 Face Value

    $317.04
    $317.04
  • 90% Constitutional Silver quarters
    US Mint

    90% American Silver Quarters - $10 Face Value

    $316.17
    $316.17
  • 90% junk silver with 'WALKING LIBERTY' design next to a white cloth bag on a black background
    US Mint

    90% American Silver Walkers - $10 Face Value

    $317.06
    $317.06
  • 90% Constitutional Silver Kennedy Half Dollars
    US Mint

    90% American Silver Kennedy Half Dollars - $10 Face Value

    $315.66
    $315.66
  • Junk Silver Dimes Roosevelt Mercury
    US Mint

    90% American Silver Dimes - $10 Face Value

    $316.19
    $316.19

Buy Constitutional (Junk) Silver at the best price possible

Constitutional Silver, often called junk silver, refers to U.S. coins minted in 1964 or earlier, including dimes, Washington quarters, and half dollars that contain 90% silver. These coins have little or no numismatic (collector) value and are instead valued for their silver content, making them a popular and affordable way to buy silver bullion.

Some sellers also include pre-1935 silver dollars or 35%–40% silver coins under the “junk silver” umbrella, though the classic definition centers on 90% silver U.S. coinage. Because these coins are widely recognized, divisible, and easy to trade, they remain a timeless choice for stackers looking to add practical silver to their holdings.