Top 10 Best Circulated Silver Coins

Lot of 5 - 1964 Circulated JFK Half Dollar. 1.25 Face 90 silver. Silver Half Dollar. Minted 1964 Only. Grades Fine or Better.

Roosevelt Dime. Fine. 90 Silver. Dime. 0.9.

A 5-coin set of classic old U.S. coins, including some of the most iconic designs of American coinage. Includes an Indian Head cent, Buffalo nickel, Mercury dime, Standing Liberty quarter, and Walking Liberty half dollar. Each coin is in average circulated condition, with moderate wear but no problems see pictures for examples. The dime, quarter, and half dollar are all made of .900 fine silver the cent and nickel are made of bronze and copper-nickel. Shipped in archival-quality Mylar flips, with small info cards for each coin.

This Coin Will Be Circulated Condition, Older Dates Will Have More Wear.

Count of Ten Walking Liberty Half Dollar. .50c Piece. USA Silver Coin.

Now in Stock. 90 Silver Content.. Our Choice of Date from the 1940's.. Image is Stock Photo..

Morgan Dollar. Circulated. 90 Silver. 1.

You will receive one 1924 Peace Dollar in Average Circulated Condition in Air Tite Holder.. You will receive one 2024 Silver Eagle Dollar in Brilliant Uncirculated Condition in American Flag Holder. 2021 Silver Eagle will be the T-1 Heraldic Eagle Reverse.. Celebrate the Historic 100 Year Changing of the Dollar Coins with this 2 Coin Set.. Silver Eagle is .9993 Fine Silver, the Peace Dollar is 90 Silver Composition 10 Copper.. Both Fully Monetized United States 1 Coins..

This Coin Is Made From Silver .5 Finess. King George VI Is Queen Elizabeth's Father. In Great Britain, the bride traditionally wears Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue. But what is less well known is that the rhyme ends and a silver sixpence in her shoe. For many years, the father of the bride would slip a sixpence into his daughters shoe before she walked down the aisle. The sixpence stood for good luck, and to show that the father wished his daughter prosperity in her marriage.. Sweden has its own version of this tradition. Before a wedding, the brides mother gives her daughter a gold coin to put in her right shoe. The brides father then gives her a silver coin to put in her left shoe. The coins symbolise their wish that the bride will never go without money.. In Lithuania, the wedding guests bring silver dollars, half dollars and quarters with them and throw them onto the dance floor. One of the coins is marked with the bride and grooms initials. At the end of the first dance, the wedding guests pick up all the coins for the newlyweds and put them in a clear vase. Whoever picks up the initialled coin gets to have the next dance with either the bride or the groom.. In Spain and Latin America, the groom gives a coin to his bride after the rings have been blessed. The coin symbolises his willingness to share all that he has or will have in the future. The bride keeps the coin as a family keepsake. If the couple go on to have children, the bride will give the coin to her eldest son to give to his own bride.. In Poland, instead of confetti, wedding guests throw coins over the married couple after they leave the ceremony. The pair then pick up the coins together as a symbol of their new unity.. In Great Britain, silver coins are placed into the popped champagne or wine corks and given to the bride and groom as a memento of their special day..