What we buy

Sell Silver Coins in Fort Worth, TX

A cigar box of old quarters or a tube of Silver Eagles, it makes no difference here. Bring silver in whatever shape it arrives and the sorting, weighing, and reading are all done for free, with payment the same visit if the number works for you.

For American coinage the line falls at 1964. Anything struck that year or earlier is 90% silver and tracks the silver market. A smaller share of those are worth noticeably more than their metal, and picking those out is the part that takes an eye.

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Silver coins we are buying

Pre-1964 90% silver dimes, quarters, and half dollars
40% silver Kennedy halves from 1965 through 1970
American Silver Eagles and privately struck rounds
Walking Liberty, Franklin, and Barber halves
Mercury and Roosevelt dimes, Washington quarters
Mixed constitutional silver by the coin, roll, or bag

How a silver offer comes together

Everyday 90% silver is paid as a share of its melt value, worked out from the silver actually in the coins and the price silver is trading at while you are standing there. More of it earns a better share, and the arithmetic gets shown to you.

Sitting above that are the coins collectors want: thin-mintage years, better condition, anything already graded. Those come out of the common pile before a number is quoted, since pricing them as bulk silver would simply be wrong.

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A rough description is enough for us to come back with a number the same day.

FAQ

Sell Silver Coins in Fort Worth, TX: common questions

What is a jar of pre-1964 change worth?

Dimes, quarters, and halves dated 1964 or earlier are 90% silver, so the base is the silver in them against the current price, with better years and condition adding to it. Call 817-396-5740 for the figure as it stands.

Are Kennedy halves worth keeping separate?

The 1964 is 90% silver and 1965 through 1970 are 40% silver, and we buy both on metal. Later halves are face value unless they are proofs or special issues, but bring them anyway and we will check.

Is there a minimum worth bringing in?

None at all. One coin is fine and so is a full bag. Larger amounts usually earn a better share of melt, but nothing is too small to put on the scale.