since i have met a few silver-bugs on this site and have been asked for low premium silver...here ya go!
first come first served on this one.
will accept check/cash/money order/ppgift if you must.
from 1965-1970, as the price of silver increased and the U.S. government sought a lower cost form of coinage as an alternative to the 90% silver content coins minted previously, the U.S. Mint began producing Kennedy half-dollars composed of an inner layer of 79% copper and 21% silver, and sandwiched or "clad" with an outer layer made up of 80% silver and 20% copper. In total, each coin was made up of 40% silver and 60% copper. They were the last regularly-circulated U.S. coins still containing any silver.
Over the last 40 years or so, one of the most popular (and most cost-efficient!) ways to own precious metals in this country has been to invest in circulated U.S. silver coins. Why? Because they are very versatile investments that pack a powerful one-two punch: On the one hand, they are legal tender...genuine U.S. currency accepted everywhere. On the other hand, these coins contain pure silver...a precious metal known, respected and accepted worldwide.
Buying 40% silver clad coins makes sense... 1965 to 1970 Kennedy half-dollars are real money. You can spend them anywhere. They are convenient, transportable and will never be worth less than their face valueno matter whatguaranteed!
buying 40% silver half dollars are an ideal way to purchase silver without the higher premiums usually associated with silver bullion coins and bars.
I have $150 face value of these 40% silver half dollars.....
melt value based upon the spot silver price is $1280.
i will sell them for $1280 melt value and offer free shipping!
» There are 44.368 troy ounces of silver in 300 silver 1965-1970 Kennedy half dollar(s).
» Each 1965-1970 Kennedy half dollar contains 0.1479 troy ounces of silver and is valued at $4.27 when silver is at $28.84 / ounce.
» A roll of 1965-1970 Kennedy half dollars has 20 coins and is valued at $85.30 when silver is at $28.84 / ounce.
first come first served on this one.
will accept check/cash/money order/ppgift if you must.
from 1965-1970, as the price of silver increased and the U.S. government sought a lower cost form of coinage as an alternative to the 90% silver content coins minted previously, the U.S. Mint began producing Kennedy half-dollars composed of an inner layer of 79% copper and 21% silver, and sandwiched or "clad" with an outer layer made up of 80% silver and 20% copper. In total, each coin was made up of 40% silver and 60% copper. They were the last regularly-circulated U.S. coins still containing any silver.
Over the last 40 years or so, one of the most popular (and most cost-efficient!) ways to own precious metals in this country has been to invest in circulated U.S. silver coins. Why? Because they are very versatile investments that pack a powerful one-two punch: On the one hand, they are legal tender...genuine U.S. currency accepted everywhere. On the other hand, these coins contain pure silver...a precious metal known, respected and accepted worldwide.
Buying 40% silver clad coins makes sense... 1965 to 1970 Kennedy half-dollars are real money. You can spend them anywhere. They are convenient, transportable and will never be worth less than their face valueno matter whatguaranteed!
buying 40% silver half dollars are an ideal way to purchase silver without the higher premiums usually associated with silver bullion coins and bars.
I have $150 face value of these 40% silver half dollars.....
melt value based upon the spot silver price is $1280.
i will sell them for $1280 melt value and offer free shipping!
» There are 44.368 troy ounces of silver in 300 silver 1965-1970 Kennedy half dollar(s).
» Each 1965-1970 Kennedy half dollar contains 0.1479 troy ounces of silver and is valued at $4.27 when silver is at $28.84 / ounce.
» A roll of 1965-1970 Kennedy half dollars has 20 coins and is valued at $85.30 when silver is at $28.84 / ounce.