What we buy

Sell Silver Coins in Orlando, FL

A change jar of old quarters or a tube of Silver Eagles, it is all the same to us. Bring silver in whatever shape it arrives and the sorting, weighing, and reading are done for free, with payment the same visit if the number suits you.

For American coins the line sits at 1964. Anything from that year or before is 90% silver and moves with the silver market. A smaller slice are worth well beyond their metal, and spotting those is the part that wants an eye.

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407-329-0455

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 stand there. More of it earns a better share, and the arithmetic is shown to you.

Above that sit the coins collectors chase: low-mintage years, stronger condition, anything already slabbed. Those are pulled from the common pile before any number is named, since pricing them as bulk silver would just be wrong.

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What your silver coins will bring

A quick note on what you have is enough for us to come back with a figure the same day.

FAQ

Sell Silver Coins in Orlando, FL: common questions

What is a jar of pre-1964 change worth?

Dimes, quarters, and halves from 1964 and back are 90% silver, so the floor is the silver in them at the current price, with better years and condition on top. Call 407-329-0455 for where the figure stands.

Are Kennedy halves worth keeping separate?

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

Is there a minimum worth bringing in?

None whatsoever. A single coin is fine, so is a full bag. More of it usually earns a better share of melt, but nothing is too small for the scale.