90% Constitutional Silver

11 products

  • Junk Silver Dimes Roosevelt Mercury
    US Mint

    90% American Silver Dimes - $1 Face Value

    $28.93
    $28.93
  • 90% silver dollar Silver Dollar 90% junk silver
    US Mint

    90% American Silver Walkers - $1 Face Value

    $28.96
    $28.96
  • Silver Quarters Silver Quarters
    US Mint

    90% American Silver Quarters - $1 Face Value

    $28.49
    $28.49
  • Silver Kennedy Half Dollar Silver Kennedy Half Dollar
    US Mint

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

    $29.48
    $29.48
  • Silver Half Dollar Franklin Silver Half Dollar Franklin
    US Mint

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

    $29.76
    $29.76
  • 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

    $40.82
    $40.82
  • 90% Constitutional Silver franklin halves
    US Mint

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

    $297.67
    $297.67
  • 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

    $289.62
    $289.62
  • 90% Constitutional Silver JFK halves
    US Mint

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

    $294.83
    $294.83
  • 90% Constitutional Silver quarters
    US Mint

    90% American Silver Quarters - $10 Face Value

    $285.05
    $285.05
  • Junk Silver Dimes Roosevelt Mercury
    US Mint

    90% American Silver Dimes - $10 Face Value

    $289.38
    $289.38

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.