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Pre 1965 Dimes/Nickels/Quarters

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I know that. pre 1965 dimes are 90 percent silver but are nickels and quarters the same
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Pre 1965 Dollars, Half Dollars, Quarters and Dimes are 90% Silver. 1942 to 1945 Nickels with a large mint mark over the dome on the reverse are 35% silver.

Hope this helps
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it did help thankyou
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Don't forget half dollars 1965--1970 (inclusive). Those are 40% silver and worth hanging onto.
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(124) Not Allowed - Auto-Removed .com is a good resource
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If you google silver coins or something there are some really good sites that can help you as well
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Quote:
Don't forget half dollars 1965--1970 (inclusive). Those are 40% silver and worth hanging onto.


Holy Moly How did I forget those
Love searching for them.
Thank You for posting that
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Google.....melt value of silver coins. Some really good sites.
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thankyou all
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